2 Samuel: your kingdom come

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This commentary for pastors introduces readers to the tumultuous reign of King David, highlighting his foundational significance in God's plan to redeem the world through Christ. Part of the Preaching the Word commentary series.

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Full title :2 Samuel : your kingdom come / John Woodhouse ; R. Kent Hughes, General Editor.

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Publication Date:2015.

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Publisher(s):Crossway
Place of Publication:Wheaton, Illinois
Language:eng
Publication Date:2015.

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Description:1 online resource.

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ISBN:9781433546167, 1433546167
oclc:ocn879538988
LC Classification:BS1325.53
Dewey Decimal:222/.4407

A dead king, a victorious king, and a time of waiting (1:1) -- Who says crime doesn't pay? (1:2-10) -- Crime doesn't pay (1:11-16) -- What the victorious king said about the dead king (1:17-27) -- The coming of the kingdom (2:1-5:3) -- Who will have this king? (2:1-11) -- Human politics and the kingdom (2:12-32) -- Ambitious opportunism and the kingdom (3:1-21) -- Personal vengeance and the kingdom (3:22-39) -- Wicked violence and the kingdom -- Coming to the king (5:1-3) -- The kingdom of David (5:4-10:19) -- "On Zion my holy hill" (5:4-16) -- "The nations rage and the peoples plot in vain" (5:17-25) -- "Rejoice with trembling" (6:1-11) -- The joy of humility and the misery of pride (6:12-23) -- The most important words in the world (7:1-7) -- The promise (7:8-16) -- The king's prayer (7:17-29) -- "I will make the nations your heritage"(8:1-6) -- A kingdom of justice and righteousness (8:7-18) -- The kindness of the king -- Those who despise the kindness of the king -- The failure of David (11-20) -- The disaster (11:1-5) -- The deceitful heart (11:6-13) -- The murderer (11:14-27) -- Shattered by the word of God (12:1-15) -- Restoration (12:16-31) -- Like father, like son (13:1-2…