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Biblical Commentary on the Old Testament

PD · Keil & Delitzsch (Eng. trans., T&T Clark, 1866–1891)
Chapter 10

2 Chronicles 10

This event is narrated in our chapter, except in so far as a few unessential differences in form are concerned, exactly as we have it in 1 Kings 12:1-19; so that we may refer for the exposition of it to the commentary on 1 Kings 12, where we have both treated the contents of this chapter, and have also discussed the deeper and more latent causes of this event, so important in its consequences.

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