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2 Samuel 12:13 · BSB
12:13 Then David said to Nathan, “I have sinned against the LORD.” “The LORD has taken away your sin,” Nathan replied. “You will not die.
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…right? Reflection. Am I like that? No, no, don't worry. Don't be like Saul. That's right. We learn so that you don't become like that, okay?2 Samuel 12, verse 13. What does it say? It says, so David said to Nathan, okay, so anyway, what happened was, you know, okay, so after that, the prophet that spoke to…
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…Saul? Sounds way worse than King Saul. Correct or not? Sounds way worse than King Saul. But let's see what happened. Let's look at the difference.2 Samuel 12, verse 13 to 14. So at this time, so Samuel was doing, I think Prophet Samuel was taking care of Saul. Then after that, he has a Hothai and his Hothai was Nathan.…
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…is way safer. Nobody chooses exposure unless something better than hiding is waiting on the other side of that truth. And I want you to look at2 Samuel chapter 12, verse 13, but I'm gonna read the whole verse. Here's what it says. David said to Nathan, I have sinned against the Lord. And Nathan said to David, The Lord…
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…And God did not send Nathan to destroy David. God sent Nathan because he would not leave him in that place of guilt, in that place of shame.2 Samuel chapter 12, verse 13. David said to Nathan, I have sinned against the Lord. And Nathan said to David, The Lord also has put away your sin, you shall not die. The…
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…Proverbs 28:13 says, Whoever conceals his transgressions will not proster, but he who confesses and forsakes them will obtain mercy. Look at2 Samuel chapter 12, verse 13. David said to Nathan, I have sinned against the Lord. We saw this last week with with Peter. Your sin necessarily is not ultimately the effect it…
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…Nathan, and he actually calls David out in the same way that Samuel called out Saul. But David's response is so different from Saul's. If you go to2 Samuel chapter 12 verse 13, we see after Nathan, he gives David this whole parable about how somebody had all these sheep, his neighbor had one, and the one with all the…
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…matter how much you've done it. There is grace that and there's mercy and there is the blood of Jesus that can cover all wrongs. How? We see it in2 Samuel 12:13. And David said to Nathan, "I have sinned against God." The answer is repentance. Turn to God. Don't turn to your sin. Turn to God. Admit your…
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…preparations. We also face the trouble of sin's consequences catching up with us. Though forgiven consequences often remain, David was pardoned as2 Samuel 12 verse 13told us, yet the sword did not depart from his house. Grace removes eternal condemnation, but not always temporary repercussions. Then we have the…
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…as his consequences for sin. And that's where the turning point comes in verse 13. He has this incredible response, and it's one of humility.2 Samuel 12, verse 13, David says, Nathan, I've sinned against the Lord. It hit him like a dagger in the heart. I know it. I've done it. I was wrong. I've sinned against…
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…just, oh no, I'm caught. I'm found out. I'm in trouble. I've got to figure out another way to hide. He just, he owns up to it. And what he says in2 Samuel 12, verse 13, is I have sinned against the Lord. And Nathan said to David, the Lord, the Lord has put away your sins. And you shall not die. So mind-blowing, he…
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…man will pay back fourfold. And Nathan, being a good friend, said, Well, then that man is you. And all of a sudden, here's how David responded. In2 Samuel 12, verse 13, it says, Then David confessed to Nathan, for I have sinned against the Lord. See, David had hundreds of wives, and yet he took one to be his that…
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…and as the story goes God does forgive David of all this wickedness so that David does not receive the punishment he deserves we read this back in2 Samuel chapter 12 verse 13David said to Nathan I have sinned against the Lord Nathan replied the Lord has taken away your sin you are not going to die but because by doing…
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…image of God, we're sinning against them, but ultimately we're sinning against God, who created them in his image, and we're accountable to God. In2 Samuel 12, verse 13, when David comes clean and confesses, he says, I have sinned against the Lord. The sins committed against Bathsheba and Uriah, he understands to…
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…do not come from others but from God. Therefore, the sin", what does he say, "is first and foremost against God." David realizes this inSecond Samuel 12:13, when David says to Nathan, he looks at Nathan and he says these words even after killing this guy, "I have sinned against the Lord." David's sin…
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…is rejected by the Lord. But here's Nathan's response, excuse me, David's response. And in his response we see the difference between him and Saul.2 Samuel 12, verse 13, David said to Nathan, I have sinned against the Lord. And Nathan said to David, The Lord also has put away your sin. You shall not die. David…
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