Commentaries:John Wesley's Notes
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2 Samuel 16:10
What have I, &e. - In this matter I ask not your advice, nor will I follow it; nor do I desire you should at all concern yourselves in it. The Lord - God did not put any wickedness into Shimei's heart, for he had of himself an heart full of malignity against David; but only left him to his own wickedness; and brought David into so distressed a condition, that he might seem a proper object of his scorn. And this is ground enough for this expression, the Lord said, not by the word of his precept, but by the word of his providence, in respect whereof he is said to command the ravens, I Kings 17:4, and to send forth his word to senseless creatures, Psalms 147:15, Psalms 147:18. Who shall reproach God's providence for permitting this? Or, who shall restrain him from executing his just judgment against me?
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