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2 Samuel 11:4 · BSB
11:4 Then David sent messengers to get her, and when she came to him, he slept with her. (Now she had just purified herself from her uncleanness.) Then she returned home.
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…longings and our desires are with the Lord. This leads us to the second thing we have to examine this morning. David's sin, which we read about. in2 Samuel 11, verses 1 -4. David did not fall into sin in an abrasive or an abrupt manner, meaning he didn't see a cliff, run and jump over the cliff. It was a subtle and…
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…should scream. I shouldn't pursue this any longer. But David sins for her. He uses his royal authority, if you would, to bring her to the palace.2 Samuel 11, verse 4, says she came to him and he slept with her. There was no romance in this story. It was just kind of a king abusing his power. It's kind of like…
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…you to turn to that passage just for me to confirm this point. From Second Samuel Chapter 11, turn with me to the left side of your Bible. Look atSecond Samuel 11 verse 4. This is after David was eyeing Bathsheba from his rooftop. He was supposed to be at war, but he was not at war. It is a very dangerous thing when…
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If you have your Bibles, I'd like to invite you to turn to 2 Samuel chapter 11. We're going to look at verses 1 to 10 and 14 to 16.Second Samuel chapter 11, verses 1 to 10and 14 to 16. When you have it, can you say amen? Alright, well let's read it. In the spring of the year, at the time when kings normally conduct…
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…the _cycles of sin_, and then, thirdly, _Jesus wins_. The war within, the cycles of sin, and absolutely Jesus wins. So, let me read to you from2 Samuel 11:1-5. As we read, and as we think about David… We're going to read about his sin. It's laid plain before us. I want you to remember the words of Robert…
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