Genesis 24:12 - Joseph Benson’s Commentary on the Old and New Testaments

Send me good speed What a noble example is here for all servants to imitate their masters in all goodness! Abraham's servant, we find, had not lived in his master's house without profiting by his example; he shows the like faith and dependance upon God as his master manifested; and this being a business of great consequence about which he is sent, he does not rest upon his own prudence and wisdom, but begs the blessing and direction of God in it. And what can be more desirable in our undertakings than to be under the guidance of infinite wisdom? And we have leave to be particular in recommending our affairs to the care of Divine Providence. Those that would have good speed must pray for it this day, in this affair. Thus we must, in all our ways, acknowledge God, and then he will direct our paths.