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3/29/2013 Revolt against David |
Scriptures: | 2 Samul 15-18 |
Heart of the Passage: | 2 Samul 15,18 |
Overview
Of all the sons mentioned in the Bible, none is as physically handsome and yet so emotionally and spiritually scarred as Absalom. Of Absalom, Matthew Henry writes, "In his body there was no blemish, but in his mind nothing but wounds and bruises." Today's reading describes the fulfillment of Nathan's prophetic judgment upon David. While his own transgression had been done in secret, the shame, dishonor, and murder within his own family circle would be done before all Israel. But the greatest headache would be the rebellious attempt by Absalom to usurp his father's throne. David's faith in God and love for his wayward son never diminish, though they are severely tested. Driven from Jerusalem, cursed by his countrymen, and disgraced by his son, David is eventually vindicated and restored, though at tremendous personal and national cost. |
CHAPTER 15
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CHAPTER 16
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CHAPTER 17
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CHAPTER 18
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Absalom's
1 Crafty Revolt 12
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David's
13 Hasty Retreat 37
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Absalom's Grand
Entrance
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Absalom's
Sorry End
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David's Rule Threatened
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David's Rule Restored
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Your Daily Walk
Mankind has yet to invent a glue that can mend a broken heart. But God can. Psychologists can probe your past, tell you why your heart is broken, and help you cope with a broken hean. They aren't in the business, however, of fixing broken hearts. But God is. He specializes in reconstructive surgery on shattered lives¡Xtaking the pieces of an empty shell and turning them into something beautiful and purposeful and glorifying to Himself. Prodigal children, fractured marriages, splintered homes¡Xthey're His specialty.
Do you have a job for the Mender of broken hearts? His office is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. No appointment necessary. |
Insight
Diary of a Disgraced Dad ¡X
What thoughts must David have been thinking, what emotions must he have been feeling, as he saw his favorite son make a mockery of the kingship and openly disgrace the family name from the rooftops of the palace? What tears must he have shed in private and before God at seeing his own trespasses come to fruition? There is no need to conjecture¡XDavid's thoughts and prayers are written down in his "diary" for you to read! They're found in Psalms 3, 4, 62, and 63. |
Adage
Laugh at your troubles; that way you can be sure you'll always have something to laugh at. |

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