2 Samuel
Steve Gregg
Steve Gregg provides a verse-by-verse analysis of the book of 2 Samuel, focusing on themes, characters, and events and their relevance to modern-day Christianity.
2 Samuel 1 - 2
In this passage, Steve Gregg discusses the events of 2 Samuel 1-2, starting with the death of Saul and his armor-bearer. Gregg explores the contradictions in the accounts of Saul's death and David's attitude towards Saul's legacy. He also discusses David's rise to power and his efforts to reconcile
2 Samuel 3
In this segment, Steve Gregg explores the events of 2 Samuel 3, which details the beginning of a long war between the houses of Saul and David. He discusses the issue of succession to the throne and how it factors into the story. Gregg also delves into the controversial topic of David's multiple wiv
2 Samuel 4 - 6
Steve Gregg provides an insightful analysis of 2 Samuel chapters 4 through 6, highlighting significant events during David's reign as king of Israel, such as the death of Abner and Joab's eventual demise by Solomon's hand. Among other topics, Gregg delves into the history surrounding Saul's grandson
2 Samuel 7:1 - 7:17
In this passage, Steve Gregg discusses the importance of the Davidic Covenant found in 2 Samuel 7:1-17. He notes that although the prophecy initially looks to David's son Solomon, who built the temple and sat on the throne, it ultimately finds its fulfillment in the Messiah, who will reign forever.
2 Samuel 7:18 - 9:13
In this text, Steve Gregg discusses 2 Samuel 7:18-9:13, highlighting that God used David's lineage as a prediction of the coming of Christ, and that David wished to build a temple to dwell in, which later became a shadow of Christ's permanent residence. David's wars were not necessarily wrong, but r
2 Samuel 10 - 12
In 2 Samuel chapters 10-12, King David faces a series of battles and personal struggles. After the death of the Ammonite king, his son takes the throne and Joab leads a successful battle against the Ammonites. However, David's subsequent affair with Bathsheba and plot to cover it up by having her hu
2 Samuel 13 - 14
In this talk, Steve Gregg delves into the repercussions of David's family's sin as seen in 2 Samuel 13-14. Gregg examines the story of Amnon and Tamar, noting societal issues and interesting behaviors displayed by the characters. He analyzes the bitter awareness of guilt that David carries and trace
2 Samuel 15 - 16
In this segment, Steve Gregg discusses the events that unfold in 2 Samuel chapters 15 and 16. He highlights the drama surrounding David's sons and Absalom's attempts to take charge. Gregg dives into the psychological effects of David's ruling and the role of Ahithophel as a wise and shrewd counselor
2 Samuel 17 - 19
Steve Gregg discusses 2 Samuel 17-19, which tells the story of Absalom's rebellion against his father, King David. The elders of Israel were pleased with Absalom, while Ahithophel plotted against David during his vulnerable period. However, Hushai advised Absalom not to pursue David, and instead, to
2 Samuel 20 - 22
In 2 Samuel 20-22, the northern tribes of Israel return to their tents out of concern for David's defilement, but Joab successfully leads them back. However, Joab's fear of Amasa results in his death, and Joab is reinstated as the commanding general. David brings Abiathar the priest back into his co
2 Samuel 23 - 24
In this segment, Steve Gregg provides an overview of 2 Samuel 23-24. He discusses the catalog of the various Philistine giants killed by David and his men, the mighty men of David, and the events surrounding David's decision to take a census of Israel and Judah. Steve also explains the disparity in
