II SAMUEL
SURVEY
Theme: Life of David.
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I. DAVID CONSOLIDATES HIS THRONE |
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Mourning |
A. David Hears of Saul's death. (1:1-27) |
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1. Amalekite reports finishing Saul's death. (1:1-10) |
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2. David has him put to death.(1:11-16) |
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3. David mourns Saul and Jonathan and composes The Song of the Bow.(1:17-27) |
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Civil War |
B. David begins to reign in Hebron. (2:1-32) |
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1. David made king over Judah in Hebron. (1-4) |
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2. David blesses Jabesh-gilead for burying Saul.(5-7) |
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3. Saul's son, Ishbosheth, king in Gilead. (2:8-11) |
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4. Contest in Gibeon. (2:12-17) |
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5. Asahel, Joab's brother, killed pursuing Abner.(18-23) |
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6. Joab and Abner call a truce.(24-32) |
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Abner |
C. Long war between houses of Saul and David.(3:1-3:39 |
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1. David's family.(3:2-5) |
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2. Ishbosheth accuses Abner of laying with Rizpah.(6-11) |
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3. Abner revolts to David (12-21) |
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4. Joab murders Abner.(22-30) |
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5. David mourns Abner and curses Joab's house.(28-39) |
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Ishbosheth |
D. Ish-bosheth, Saul's son, slain. (4:1-12) |
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1. Rechab and Benanah introduced.(1-3) |
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2. Mephibosheth, Jonathan's lame son, introduced.(4) |
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3. Rechab and Benanah murder Ish-bosheth.(5-7) |
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4. David executes Ish-bosheth's murderers.(8-12) |
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II. PROSPEROUS
PERIOD OF DAVID'S REIGN (5:1--9:13) |
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United |
A. Uniting of David's Kingdom. (5:1-5) |
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(Reigned 7 years over Judah; 33 years over all Israel.) |
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B. Zion (Jerusalem) conquered from the Jebusites.(6-10) |
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C. Hiram, king of Tyre, builds David a house (11,12). |
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D. David's wives. (13-15) |
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E. David twice defeats the Philistines. (17-25) |
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Ark |
F. Ark taken to Jerusalem on a cart.(6:1-23) |
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1. Ark escorted by the people with music. (1-5) |
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2. Uzza stricken for touching Ark. (6-7) |
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3. Ark left at house of Obed-edom 3 months. |
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He is blessed.(8-11) |
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4. Ark brought to Jerusalem. |
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Sacrifice and David dancing (12-15) |
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5. Michal despises David's dancing before the Ark.(16) |
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6. Burnt offering and peace offering.(17) |
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7. David's blessing the people and gifts.(18-19) |
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8. David's response to Michal's scorn.(20-23) |
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Promises |
G. Covenant of God with David.(7:1-29) |
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1. Promises concerning temple and throne.(1-17) |
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2. David's response.(18-29) |
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Conquests |
H. David's throne established. (1-18) |
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1. Conquests (1-14) |
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2. Government (15-18) |
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Mephibosheth |
I. Saul's crippled grandson shown kindness.(9:1-13) |
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1. David locates Jonathan's son, Mephibosheth.(1-8) |
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2. Lands of Saul cared for by Ziba.(9-13) |
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Ammonites |
J. Ammonite/Syrian alliance defeated. |
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1. David's peace offer spurned by Ammonites.(1-5) |
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2. Ammonite/Syrian alliance.(6-8) |
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3. Syrians defeated. (10:9-19) |
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4. Ammonites destroyed and Rabbah besieged.(11:1) |
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III. INTERNAL STRIFE IN DAVID'S KINGDOM |
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Bathsheba |
A. David's folly with Bathsheba. (11:2-12:31) |
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1. David's gets Bathsheba pregnant.(11:2-5) |
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2. Her husband, Uriah refuses to go home.(11:6-13) |
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3. Uriah murdered in battle.(6-25) |
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4. David marries Bathsheba. (26,27 |
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Nathan |
5. Nathan accuses David and pronounces a curse. |
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Sword not to depart from David's house.(1-12) |
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6. David Repents.(13,14) |
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7. The child dies.(15-23) |
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8. Solomon born of Bathsheba (24,25) |
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9. Ammonite city, Rabbah, falls to siege of Joab.(26-31) |
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Amnon |
B. Absalom kills his half-brother, Amnon.(13:--14:) |
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1. Amnon forces Tamar, Absalom's sister. (13:1-14) |
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2. Amnon despises Tamar and she laments.(13:15-19) |
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3. Absalom hates Amnon.(13:20-22) |
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4. After two years, Absalom kills Amnon. (13:23-29) |
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5. David sorrows with his sons.(30-36) |
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6. Absalom flees to Geshur (grandpa's) 3 years.(37-39) |
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Tekoa |
7. Joab has woman of Tekoa, persuade David to permit Absalom to return. David will not see him.(14:1-24) |
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8. Absolom's beauty and long hair (14:25-27) |
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9. After two years, Absalom burn's Joab's field to get an audience with the king to be restored. (28-33) |
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Rebellion |
C. Absalom's Rebellion (15:--19:43) |
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1. Absalom's Flattering and conspiracy. (15:1-12) |
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2. David flees to Beth-merhak. (13-18) |
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3. Ittai the Gittite goes with David. (19-23) |
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4. Zadok, the priest, sent back with the Ark.(24-29) |
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5. Hushai the Archite to overthrow Ahithophel's word. |
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Desperate |
6. Ziba slander's Mephibosheth as seeking the kingdom during David's flight. David gives Ziba all rights to his land.(16:1-4) |
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7. Shemei, of Saul's, curses and casts stones at David. |
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Abishai restrained from killing him. (5-14) |
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8. Hushai questioned by Absalom. (15-19) |
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9. Ahithophel has Absalom defile David's concubines. |
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Counsel |
10. Ahithophel's counsel to attack is overcome by Hushai's caution to await more forces. (17:1-14) |
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11. Zadok and Abiathar sent to tell David. |
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They are saved by a woman.(17:15-20) |
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12. David escapes, and Ahithophel hangs himself. (21-24) |
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13. Absalom makes Amasa commander.(25,26) |
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14. At Mahanaim, David is supplied by Shobi and Machir. |
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Defeat |
16. Absalom's defeat and death.(18:1-33) |
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a. Battle begins.(18:1-8) |
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b. Absalom, caught by hair in tree, killed by Joab. |
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c. Tidings carried to David. David Mourns.(18:19-33) |
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IV. DAVID RETURNS TO POWER |
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Outcome |
A. Joab reproves David for bemoaning Absalom.(19:1-8) |
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B. David brought back from Jordan. |
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1. People call for David's return. (19:9-10) |
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2. David had priests speak to the Elders of Judah. |
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Amasa promised Joab's post at head of army.(13) |
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3. Shemei, who cursed David, freed. (16-23) |
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4. Judgment between Ziba and Mephibosheth.(24-30) |
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5. Barzillai returns across Jordan but his son, Chimham, goes with David.(19:31-40) |
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C. Israel and Judah dispute over David. (41-43) |
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Israel |
D. Rebellion of Israel under Sheba the Benjamite.(20:1-22) |
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1. Sheba proclaims himself King.(20:1-2) |
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2. David shuts up his concubines to widowhood.(3) |
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3. Joab's treacherous killing of Amasa.(4-10) |
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4. Joab and brother, Abishai, pursue Sheba.(11-15) |
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5. Woman of Abel has Sheba's head thrown out.(16-22) |
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V. LATTER REIGN OF DAVID |
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Famine |
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C. Four sons of the giant of the Philistines slain.(15-22) |
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Psalm |
D. Victory psalm of David. |
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Last Words |
E. Last words of David in poem. (1-7) |
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F. David's mighty men. (8-39) |
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Numbering |
G. David's sin of taking a census of military potential.(1-14) |
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H. Plague stayed at Araunah's threshing-floor purchased as the place of offerings. (15-25) |