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2 Samuel 12:1

Nathan came to David as if to ask his judicial decision on the case about to be submitted to him (compare II Samuel 14:2-11; I Kings 20:35-41). The circumstances of the story are exquisitely contrived to heighten the pity of David for the oppressed, and his indignation against the oppressor I Samuel 25:13, I Samuel 25:22.

Other commentary entries containing this verse:

Judges 9:8-20
2 Samuel 7:2
1 Kings 1:8
Psalms 51:3
Zechariah 1:4
Matthew 13:3-9
Luke 10:36
Romans 2:1

 

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