Judges 13:23

“But his wife said unto him, etc.] Who was less fearful, and the strongest believer of the two, seeing her husband so very much intimidated, endeavoured to comfort and strengthen him by the three following arguments: if the Lord was pleased to kill us, he would not have received a burnt offering and a meat offering at our hands; for it was at the direction of this illustrious Person that they offered these offerings, and who testified the divine acceptance of them, by causing fire in an extraordinary manner to consume them, which was always reckoned a token of God’s acceptance of them; and besides, the angel went up in the flame, as being well pleased with them, and, as it were, carrying up…”

“Nor would, &c. - This expression seems to have some emphasis in it, to enhance God's mercy to them, as being afforded them in a time of such grievous calamity; and in a time when the word of the lord was precious; and there was no open vision. Judges 13:24”

“his wife: Ecc 4:9, Ecc 4:10; Co1 12:21 he would not: Gen 4:4, Gen 4:5; Psa 86:17 he have showed: Psa 25:14, Psa 27:13; Pro 3:32; Joh 14:20, Joh 14:23, Joh 15:15 Judges 13:24”