2 Samuel 11:27

“And when the mourning was past, etc.] The seven days were at an end, or sooner; for he stayed not ninety days from the death of her husband, which the Jews in later times enjoined f182, that it might be known whether with child by her former husband, and so to whom it belonged; and because David did not wait this time, Abarbinel charges it upon him as an additional sin: David sent, and fetched her to his house; took her home to his palace to live with him: and she became his wife; he married her according to the usual form of marriage in those days: and bare him a son; begotten in adultery: but the thing that David had done displeased the Lord; or “was evil in the eyes of the Lord” f183; for…”

“The mourning - Which was seven days. Nor could the nature of the thing admit of longer delay, lest the too early birth of the child might discover David's sin. Bare a son - By which it appears, That David continued in the state of impenitency for divers months together; and this notwithstanding his frequent attendance upon God's ordinances. Which is an eminent instance of the corruption of man's nature, of the deceitfulness of sin, and of the tremendous judgment of God in punishing one sin, by delivering a man up to another. Next: 2 Kings (2 Samuel) Chapter 12”

“And when: etc. The whole of her conduct indicates that she observed the form, without feeling the power of sorrow. She lost a captain, and got a king for her husband, and therefore, Lacrymas non sponte cadentes effudit; gemitusque expressit pectore laeto; "She shed reluctant tears; and forced out groans from a joyful breast!" fetched her: Sa2 3:2-5, Sa2 5:13-16, Sa2 12:9; Deu 22:29 But the thing: Gen 38:10; Ch1 21:7 displeased: Heb. was evil in the eyes of, Psa 5:6, Psa 51:4, Psa 51:5; Heb 13:4 Next: 2 Kings (2 Samuel) Chapter 12”