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2 Samuel 13:16-26

Listen to 2 Samuel 13:16-26
16 Pero ella le respondi贸: No, porque esta injusticia que me haces, ech谩ndome fuera, es mayor que la otra que me has hecho. Mas 茅l no quiso o铆rla.
17 Llam贸, pues, a su criado que le serv铆a y le dijo: Echa a esta mujer fuera de aqu铆, y cierra la puerta tras ella.
18 (Llevaba ella un vestido de manga larga, porque as铆 se vest铆an con t煤nicas las hijas v铆rgenes del rey.) Su criado la ech贸 fuera, y cerr贸 la puerta tras ella.
19 Entonces Tamar se puso ceniza sobre la cabeza, rasg贸 el vestido de manga larga que llevaba puesto, y se fue gritando con las manos sobre la cabeza.
20 Su hermano Absal贸n le dijo: 驴Ha estado contigo tu hermano Amn贸n? Guarda silencio ahora, hermana m铆a; tu hermano es; no se angustie tu coraz贸n por este asunto. Tamar, pues, se qued贸 desconsolada en casa de su hermano Absal贸n.
21 Cuando el rey David se enter贸 de todas estas cosas, se enoj贸 mucho.
22 Pero Absal贸n no le habl贸 a Amn贸n ni bien ni mal; pues Absal贸n odiaba a Amn贸n, porque hab铆a violado a su hermana Tamar.
23 Despu茅s de dos a帽os, aconteci贸 que teniendo Absal贸n esquiladores de ovejas en Baal-hazor, que est谩 junto a Efra铆n, Absal贸n invit贸 a todos los hijos del rey.
24 Y vino Absal贸n al rey y dijo: He aqu铆, ahora tu siervo tiene esquiladores de ovejas; ruego que venga el rey y sus siervos con tu siervo.
25 Mas el rey respondi贸 a Absal贸n: No, hijo m铆o, no debemos ir todos, para no ser carga para ti. Y aunque le insisti贸, no quiso ir, mas lo bendijo.
26 Entonces Absal贸n dijo: Pues si no, te ruego que dejes ir a mi hermano Amn贸n con nosotros. Y el rey le respondi贸: 驴Por qu茅 ha de ir contigo?

2 Samuel 13:16-26 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO SECOND SAMUEL 13

This chapter relates some of the evils that were to arise out of David's house, and which were similar to the evils committed by him; the deflowering of his daughter, and the murder of his eldest son: the story is this; Amnon falls in love with Tamar, his sister, and grew thin upon it, which being observed by a friend of his, inquires the reason of it, which having got out of him, forms a scheme for obtaining his desire, and which succeeded; for by it he had the opportunity of ravishing his sister, 2Sa 13:1-14; the consequences of which were extreme hatred of her, hurrying her out of doors, lamentation and mourning on her part, grief to David, and enmity in the heart of Absalom to Amnon, which put him upon meditating his death, 2Sa 13:15-22; and which was brought about after this manner. Absalom had a sheep shearing, to which he invited the king and all his sons, and to which they all came excepting the king, 2Sa 13:23-27; when Absalom gave orders to his servants to observe Amnon when he was merry, and at his word smite him and kill him, as they did, 2Sa 13:28,29; tidings of which soon came to the ears of David, and these aggravated, that all the king's sons were killed, which threw the king into an agony; but Jonadab endeavoured to pacify him, by assuring him that only Amnon was dead, the truth of which soon appeared by the coming of the king's sons, 2Sa 13:30-36; but Absalom fled to Geshur, where he remained three years, when David's heart began to be towards him, and to long for him, who was to bring more evil against him, 2Sa 13:37-39.

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