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…a Hebrew word, basah. Okay? B -A -S -A -R. The Hebrew word basar as seen in 2 Samuel, which means to bear news, to carry news. All right? Move to2 Samuel 4, verse 10. Let's see another place where it's used. 2 Samuel 4, verse 10. 2 Samuel 4, verse 10. When someone told me, say, look, Saul is dead. Who is Saul?…
Publisher transcript cited as “2 Samuel 4, verse 10” view source ↗
These sermons cite a broader passage containing 2 Samuel 4:10; they are not counted as specific verse evidence.
…I was reading through our chronological reading this week, I hit this little verse that introduces this character in a strange way in Scripture. In2 Samuel chapter 4, is just this interesting one verse introduction to this person. Now, as you're reading through the Old Testament, this happens a lot. You get this…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “2 Samuel chapter 4” view source ↗
…even be here today. Now we do know, we do know that Mephibosheth is crippled. His nurse dropped him in her haste. You might remember the story from2 Samuel chapter 4. I'll just read verse 4, 2 Samuel 4, 4. The son of Saul had a son who was crippled in his feet. And here's why. He was five years old when the news…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “2 Samuel chapter 4” view source ↗
2 Samuel chapter 4is what we're going to be reading. Jen's going to come and read it for us. 2 Samuel chapter 4. When Ish-bosh-sef, son of Saul, heard that Abner had…
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