Joab and Abishai had incurred blood-guilt as a result of their killing of Abner.1 It was not a legitimate or lawful killing. David wanted to make it as clear as possible to all people that he did not have a hand in Abner’s death.
Joab and Abishai had incurred blood-guilt as a result of their killing of Abner.1 It was not a legitimate or lawful killing. David wanted to make it as clear as possible to all people that he did not have a hand in Abner’s death.
28 David l'apprit ensuite, et il dit: Je suis à jamais innocent, devant l'Eternel, du sang d'Abner, fils de Ner, et mon royaume l'est aussi.