TRIUMPH |
TRAGEDY |
King of Israel: 2 Samuel 2:4 |
Commits adultery with Bathsheba who becomes pregnant: 2 Samuel 11:4-11:5 |
Conquers Jerusalem: 2 Samuel 5:3 |
David arranges Uriah's murder 2 Samuel 11:17 |
Brings the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem: 2 Samuel 5:7 |
David confesses and repents his sin but Bathsheba's child dies 2 Samuel 12:10, 13, 19 |
God makes a Covenant with David: His throne will last forever: 2 Samuel 7:16 |
David fails to discipline his sons. His son Amnon commits incest and is murdered by David's son Absolom. 2 Samuel 13:14-29 |
David defeats the Philistines: 2 Samuel 8:1 |
Absalom forms a rebellion in an attempt to usurp the throne; even David's trusted counselors desert him. 2Samuel 16-17 |
David defeats Moab, Ammon and Syria, and brings peace to Israel: 2 Samuel 8:2- 10:19 |
David's "beloved son" is murdered and David's throne is restored. 2 Samuel 18:14, 15 |
God called David a man after God'sa own heart in 1 Samuel 13:14. Even though David sinned he always returned to God. His will was completely committed to the will of God and as God's "beloved" [the meaning of his name] he was used by God to perform mighty acts for the sake of His covenant people, Israel. |
David ignores the advice of Nathan the prophet and takes a census which results in a plague. 2Samuel 24:2-15 |
David anoints his son Solomon, King of Israel |
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