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‏ 2 Samuel 3:7-11

Wherefore This action of Abner's seems a most evident proof that he intended to seize on the government; and it was so understood by Ish-bosheth; see parallel texts.

gone in 2Sam 12:8, 2Sam 16:21-22; 1Kgs 2:17, 1Kgs 2:21-22

Abner Ps 76:10; Mark 6:18-19

Amos I a dog's head This was a proverbial expression among the Hebrews to denote whatever was deemed worthless and contemptible. Something similar to this was the answer of the Turkish commander at Beer, on the Euphrates, to a request made to see the castle. "Do they," said he, "take me for a child, or an ass's head, that they would feed me with sweet meats, and dupe me with a bit of cloth? No, they shall not see the castle." 2Sam 9:8, 2Sam 16:9; Deut 23:18; 1Sam 24:14-15; 2Kgs 8:13

do show 2Sam 3:9, 2Sam 3:18, 2Sam 5:2; 1Sam 15:28; Ps 2:1-4; Isa 37:23; Acts 9:4-5

So do God 2Sam 3:35, 2Sam 19:13; Ruth 1:17; 1Sam 3:17, 1Sam 14:44, 1Sam 25:22; 1Kgs 19:2

as the Lord 1Sam 15:28, 1Sam 16:1-13, 1Sam 28:17; 1Chr 12:23; Ps 89:3-4, Ps 89:19-20, Ps 89:35-37

from Dan 2Sam 17:11, 2Sam 24:2; Judg 20:1; 1Kgs 4:25

because 2Sam 3:39