Talmud su I Re 1:14

Hezekiah said: Great is peace, for with regard to all the journeyings [of Israel] it is written, And they journeyed … and they pitched,²⁴Num. 33, 5 ff. [the plural number implying that] they journeyed in dissension and encamped in dissension. When, however, they came to Mount Sinai, they all became one encampment, [as it is stated,] And there Israel encamped²⁵The verb is singular in the Heb. before the mount.²⁶Ex. 19, 2. The Holy One, blessed be He, said, ‘Since Israel hate dissension and love peace and became one encampment, this is the time when I will give them My Torah’.
Adonijah was slain only because he was a quarrelsome person,²⁷Although the kingdom was promised by David to Solomon, Adonijah tried to usurp it, knowing that it would cause strife and bloodshed. and it is permissible to slander a quarrelsome person; for thus did Nathan the prophet say to Bathsheba, I also will come in after thee, and confirm thy words.²⁸1 Kings 1, 14. And Rabbi [Judah the Prince] said: All falsehoods are prohibited, but it is permissible to utter a falsehood for the purpose of making peace between a man and his fellow.^28a(28a) [Cf. the procedure adopted by Aaron, below §18, ARN XII, p. 71ff.]