2 Samuel 17 - 19
2 SamuelSteve Gregg
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 lead his own army out. The battle took place in the forest, and despite being vastly outnumbered, David's men emerged victorious. Joab killed Absalom, and David mourned his son's death. Despite the unrest in Israel, David was eventually brought back to the throne, and Judah showed special loyalty to him.
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2 Samuel 20 - 22
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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. H
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2 Samuel 23 - 24
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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
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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 Abs
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