And the king of Israel went to his house heavy and displeased,
&c.] With the prophet for what he had said, and with himself for what he had done in letting Benhadad go; the Targum is, he was
``troubled and grieved,''not so much for the sin he had committed, as for the punishment of it on him and his people:
and came to Samaria;
with a heavy heart, for the message of the prophet had spoiled the joy of his victory.
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