Absalom had a tent put up on the roof of the king's palace, that his going in to the concubines might be done publicly in the sight of all Israel.

They spread Absalom a tent on the top of the house On the top of his father's palace; this, as houses in Jerusalem and Judea were, was built flat.

David Guzik commentary on 2 Samuel 16 describes David ongoing escape from Absalom, who receives David's friend, Hushai as an advisor.

David was a man of honour and conscience, and in great reputation for every thing that was just and good; what could this foul mouth say against him?

Absalom seized power in Jerusalem, though David's cause was helped when Hushai gained entrance into Absalom's circle of advisers. Bridgeway Bible Commentary · Smith's Bible Commentary

The essence of 2 Samuel 16:22 lies not just in the narrative of suffering but in the powerful act of forgiveness and the understanding that grace can be found.

It underscores the biblical principle that the wages of sin are death and that righteousness and obedience are the foundations of God's kingdom. In conclusion, ...

27 мар. 2023 г. · Unlike David in 2 Samuel 16, we like to take revenge, silence our critics, insist on fairness, and set everything right. But David told those ...

This verse reflects the destructive consequences of sin and rebellion. Absalom's decision to sleep with his father's concubines was not only a personal sin but ...

He went in and had sex with his father's concubines. Everyone in Israel saw it. 2 Samuel 16:22 Meaning and Commentary.