Rabbinical interpretations say that the woman was both fearful and angry with her husband and left because he was selfish, putting his comfort before his wife and their relationship, and the Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges argues that the translation as 'angry' "suits the context, which implies a quarrel, but not unfaithfulness, on the woman’s part".
Interpretasi Rabinik mengatakan bahwa wanita itu takut dan sekaligus marah terhadap suaminya dan pergi karena suami itu egois, menempatkan kenyamanannya sebelum istrinya dan hubungan pernikahan mereka, dan Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges berpendapat bahwa terjemahan sebagai 'marah' "sesuai konteks, yang berarti bertengkar, tapi bukan ketidaksetiaan, di pihak wanita".