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2 SAMUEL

David the king is the central figure in this book that records his national victories (chaps. 1–10) and his personal defeats (chaps. 11–24). The turning point is his sin of adultery (chap. 11), the tragic consequences of which affected both his family and the nation. David confessed his sins, submitted to God’s discipline, and spent the closing years of his reign preparing for the building of the temple. This book is an exposition of Proverbs 14:34 and 28:13.

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