1 Reyes 1:19

19 Ha sacrificado gran cantidad de ganado, terneros engordados y ovejas, y ha invitado a todos los hijos del rey a la celebración. También invitó al sacerdote Abiatar y a Joab, comandante del ejército, pero no invitó a su siervo Salomón.

1 Reyes 1:19 Meaning and Commentary

1 Kings 1:19

And he hath slain oxen, and fat cattle, and sheep in
abundance
Has made a grand entertainment, and is feasting and rejoicing; which was another instance of irreverence and disrespect to his aged father, labouring under the infirmities of old age, and on his dying bed, and he carousing, and showing all the tokens of pleasure in the view of his death, and wishing for it:

and hath called all the sons of the king;
invited them to his entertainment, in order to gain them to his interest:

and Abiathar the priest, and Joab the captain of the host;
two persons, though of eminent rank, she knew David had no respect for, and therefore it would not be pleasing to him to hear that they were invited, had this affair been more acceptable than it was; Bathsheba, considering the shortness of the time she had to think, and the flurry she must be in, very artfully threw together the most material things that might work upon the mind of David in her favour:

but Solomon thy servant hath he not called;
which made it a plain case that it was not a feast of a peace offering, nor a common friendly entertainment, but a feast made on account of his accession to the throne; and that he looked upon Solomon as his rival, and bore an ill will to him on that account, and bad a design upon him.

1 Reyes 1:19 In-Context

17 Ella le contestó:
—Mi señor, usted hizo un juramento delante del Señor
su Dios cuando me dijo: “Te aseguro que tu hijo Salomón será el próximo rey y se sentará en mi trono”.
18 Sin embargo, Adonías se proclamó rey, y mi señor el rey ni siquiera se ha enterado.
19 Ha sacrificado gran cantidad de ganado, terneros engordados y ovejas, y ha invitado a todos los hijos del rey a la celebración. También invitó al sacerdote Abiatar y a Joab, comandante del ejército, pero no invitó a su siervo Salomón.
20 Y ahora, mi señor el rey, todo Israel está esperando que usted anuncie quién será el próximo rey.
21 Si no toma alguna medida, mi hijo Salomón y yo seremos tratados como criminales en cuanto mi señor el rey haya muerto.
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