Teks -- 2 Samuel 13:22 (NET)

13:22 But Absalom said nothing to Amnon, either bad or good, yet Absalom hated Amnon because he had humiliated his sister Tamar.

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Wesley: 2Sa 13:22 - Spake

That is, he said nothing at all to him, about that business. He neither debated it with him, nor threatened him for it; but seemed willing to pass it by with brotherly kindness. If he had wholly forborne all discourse with him, it would have raised jealousies in Amnon and David.

TSK: 2Sa 13:22 - spake // neither good // hated

spake : Lev 19:17, Lev 19:18; Pro 25:9; Mat 18:15

neither good : Gen 24:50, Gen 31:24, Gen 31:29

hated : Lev 19:17, Lev 19:18; Pro 10:18, Pro 26:24, Pro 27:4-6; Ecc 7:9; Eph 4:26, Eph 4:31; 1Jo 3:15

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Poole: 2Sa 13:22 - For Absalom hated Amnon

Absalom spake unto his brother Amnon neither good nor bad, i. e. he said nothing at all to him, to wit, about that business. It is a synecdochical expression, used in like manner, Gen 31:24 . He neither debated it with him, nor threatened him for it; but seemed willing to cover it, and pass it by with brotherly kindness. For if he had wholly forborne all discourse and converse with him, it would have raised great jealousies in Amnon and David, and hindered him in his intended and desired revenge.

For Absalom hated Amnon or rather, but , or though Absalom , as the Hebrew particle chi commonly signifies; for the following clause is not added as a reason of the former, but by way of exception or opposition. Though he outwardly expressed no dislike of the fact, yet he inwardly hated him.

Gill: 2Sa 13:22 - And Absalom spake unto his brother Amnon neither good nor bad // for Absalom hated Amnon // because he had forced his sister Tamar

And Absalom spake unto his brother Amnon neither good nor bad,.... That is, said nothing at all to him about the rape of his sister; not that he was sulky with him, and would not converse with him at all; for then Amnon would have mistrusted that he was meditating revenge, and therefore would have been upon his guard; but on the contrary he talked freely, and in appearance friendly, on other things, the better to conceal his hatred of him, and his design to avenge the injury of his sister:

for Absalom hated Amnon; or, "though" ^f he hated him, yet he behaved in this manner towards him:

because he had forced his sister Tamar: who was so by father and mother's side, and so near and dear unto him, and therefore resented the injury done her.