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  • 2 Samuel 17–20

    Absalom's revolt against his father ends in death and sorrow. As soon as one revolt is squelched, another revolt arises.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    25 min
  • 2 Samuel 13–16

    One consequence for David's sin was a home life full of turmoil and conflict. This becomes evident in David's clash with his son Absalom.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    24 min
  • 2 Samuel 12:24–31

    God brings good out this terrible situation and David learns his lesson.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    3 min
  • 2 Samuel 12:11–23

    Even David's terrible sins were not so great that God could not forgive them.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    4 min
  • 2 Samuel 12:1–10

    Try as he might, David could not hide his sins from God.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    3 min
  • 2 Samuel 11:14–27

    David has sinned. As if that wasn't bad enough, David is about to go to extreme measures to cover-up his sin!

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    4 min
  • 2 Samuel 11:1–13

    To this point, David has been sharply contrasted by Saul's wicked behavior. Now, however, we learn that David is also a deeply flawed human.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    4 min
  • 2 Samuel 9–10

    David finds the last remaining descendant of Saul—Jonathan's son, Mephibosheth. By caring for Mephibosheth, David is able to show kindness to Saul's family and fulfill his covenant with Jonathan.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    7 min
  • 2 Samuel 7–8

    King David has big plans: he wants to build a glorious house for God. God does not allow David to build Him a house; instead, God decides to build David a house!

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    9 min
  • 2 Samuel 5–6

    David becomes King over all Jerusalem and immediately gets to work! Along the way, he sets himself apart from Saul's reign.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    9 min

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Bible study can seem like an insurmountable task—Commentaries, encyclopedias, lexicons, word studies, etc. Many Christians have a hard time with Bible study because they neglect the first and most important step: Reading the Bible.