Commentaries:
Adam Clarke
When the virgin - haalmah , from alam , to hide, cover, or conceal; a pure virgin, a woman not uncovered, and in this respect still concealed from man. The same as bethulah , Genesis 24:16, which, from the explanation there given, incontestably means a virgin in the proper sense of the word - a young woman, not that is covered or kept at home, the common gloss, but who was not uncovered in the delicate sense in which the Scripture uses this word. See this interpretation vindicated on Isaiah 7:14 (note).
Other Adam Clarke entries containing Genesis 24:43:
Genesis 24:45
Isaiah 7:15
Matthew 1:23
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