Come] A word of chalenge, as 1 Samuel 14:12. look one another] Stand one against another in the open field: he means not this of a single presenting their two persons one to another, but of setting their armies one against another, themselves being as Generalls, in the head of them: so it is applied v. 11. See a like phrase, chap. 23. 29. This chalenge he made, in revenge of the wrong which the men of Israel had done to the cities of Judah, 2 Chronicles 25:13. and to restrain Israel from invading cities, and to move him rather to decide the quarrell by main battell hand to hand.