2 Samuel 17:3

3 y te traeré de regreso a toda la gente, así como una recién casada vuelve a su marido. Después de todo, es la vida de un solo hombre la que buscas.
Entonces estarás en paz con todo el pueblo».

2 Samuel 17:3 Meaning and Commentary

2 Samuel 17:3

And I will bring back all the people unto thee
Meaning not the people only that were with David, that he would make them prisoners, and bring them with him; for he before proposed to let them make their escape; but to reduce all Israel to the obedience of Absalom at once, by executing this scheme which he had formed:

the man whom thou seekest [is] as if all returned;
meaning David, whom he speaks of contemptibly, and whose life it seems Absalom sought, as well as his crown; and he being dead, it would be all over at once with the people; they would immediately return to their own habitations, and yield obedience to Absalom as the rightful heir and successor; all depended on his death, he intimates: from whence it appears that Abarbinel is wrong in suggesting that Absalom did not design to take away the life of his father, only to secure the kingdom to himself in his father's lifetime, who he understood had disposed of it by his will to Solomon; but here Ahithophel plainly declares the intention of Absalom, nor would he have proposed in plain terms to take away the king's life, had Absalom been averse to it; and it is plain by what follows that the thing was pleasing to him:

[so] all the people shall be in peace;
both parties coalesce under the government of Absalom, and live peaceably under it, and so an entire end of the war.

2 Samuel 17:3 In-Context

1 Entonces Ahitofel dijo a Absalón: «Déjame escoger a doce mil hombres que salgan en busca de David esta noche.
2 Lo alcanzaré cuando esté agotado y desanimado. Él y sus tropas se dejarán llevar por el pánico y todos huirán. Luego mataré sólo al rey
3 y te traeré de regreso a toda la gente, así como una recién casada vuelve a su marido. Después de todo, es la vida de un solo hombre la que buscas.
Entonces estarás en paz con todo el pueblo».
4 Este plan les pareció bien a Absalón y a todos los ancianos de Israel.
5 Husai contrarresta el consejo de Ahitofel
Pero después Absalón dijo:
—Traigan a Husai el arquita. Veamos lo que él piensa acerca de este plan.
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