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2 Samuel 5:1 · BSB
5:1 Then all the tribes of Israel came to David at Hebron and said, “Here we are, your own flesh and blood.
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…right? Then we fast forward a little bit. Judah recognizes him in 2 Samuel chapter 2. And then, spoiler alert, all of Israel recognizes him in2 Samuel chapter 5. So again, don't confuse recognition with selection. Selection answers the question, who chose you? Recognition answers the question, who can see…
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…of David. Everybody say the Ark of the Covenant. Now, before we really dive into 2 Samuel chapter 6, what's most important that you know is really2 Samuel chapter 5, because it sets up what 2 Samuel chapter 6 is that we're gonna read in just a moment. 2 Samuel chapter 5 is an incredible chapter in the life and…
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…Saul's son, was 40 years old when he began to reign over Israel and reigned two years. But the house of Judah followed David. And then turn to2 Samuel chapter 5. Verse 4. David was 30 years old when he began to reign. And he reigned 40 years. So it may be that. I mean there's a couple possibilities for this…
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…in our life, we want God ones. We don't want just good decisions in our life, we want God ones. So this morning I'm gonna be talking to you out of2 Samuel chapter 5in just a moment. And uh we're gonna go through the life of David and some times in his life where he had to make some very big decisions. And so I…
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…noise. It was sweetness in his ears, and he fought for them. Brother, now all the noises of this Bible have a purpose and a reason. Look at what at2 Samuel chapter 5. 2 Samuel chapter 5 and 1 Kings 19. We'll go quickly. 2 Samuel 5 and 1 Kings 19. Now, I I have a reason to get down to, but I want to have you…
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…David is proclaimed king and they think to themselves, now's the time. There's a new guy, and he's little. Turn with me real quick to 2 Samuel.2 Samuel chapter 5. 2 Samuel chapter 5. I'm just gonna read a few verses there, but I think it's helpful to look at it. 2 Samuel 5, and I'm reading this because I…
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…may have it to the full. That verse blesses me all by itself. Let's unpack it and set that as a foundation for this story in 2 Samuel. Let's go to2 Samuel chapter 5. Um, I'm just gonna read verse 17 right now. And here's what it says it says, When the Philistines heard that David had been anointed king over…
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…and the the pagan name was Jebus, the city of Jebus, but it ended up becoming what city? Anybody know? Jerusalem. Yes, I heard it. So, let's go to2 Samuel chapter 5and we could see after David has been anointed of all Israel, verse 6, it says, "Then the king and his men went to Jerusalem against the Jebusites,…
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…so what might have been a monument to man's achievement, instead became an occasion for David to praise God. So in this statement that we find in2 Samuel chapter 5and verse 11 to 12, David, in fact, knew three things that made the reign of David great. The reference is 2 Samuel 5, 11 to 12. So in this…
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…what I wanna show us this morning from somebody who may have been the one that wrote Psalm 119, and that is King David. So take your Bibles over to2 Samuel chapter 5. 2 Samuel chapter 5 2 Samuel chapter 5, David has just become the king of Israel. He was the king of Judah, but remember Ishbosheth had his little…
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…in the Bible, right, there is a meaning to it. So there is a meaning to the word Jerusalem, and it's referred to also from the Old Testament.Second Samuel chapter 5, 7 and 9. So, nevertheless, David took the stronghold of Zion that is the city of David. And David dwelt in the stronghold and called it the city…
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2 Samuel 5. And thanks again for being here, everybody.2 Samuel chapter 5. This is an introductory type of scripture, if you would. And you turn this down just a little bit, guys. Thank you. 2 Samuel chapter 5 and uh in…
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…at a time. I'll put verses on the screen, we'll just kind of go in order. I wanna focus in on one thing in this chapter this morning. We're in2 Samuel chapter 5, if you wanna turn there in your Bible. Uh, this this one aspect, this question of what makes David great when he's at his best. And so before we…
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…And so it turns out that Joab goes up through the shaft in the water and he conquers Jerusalem. And the Bible tells us, okay, right there in uh2 Samuel, chapter 5and verse 8. Let's just read it. 2 Samuel chapter 5 and verse 8. David says, and David said on that day. Well, let's just go to verse 6. And the…
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…into the now of your circumstances. And so we ask the Lord God, what are you saying to us? And and I really felt like the Lord impressed upon me.Second Samuel chapter 5, which is the sister passage to this very passage here. There was, there's two versions of this story that and, and you know, the amazing thing…
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…him that through a combination quotation, two different passages put together from the Old Testament, Micah 5, which we read at the beginning, and2 Samuel chapter 5. And in verse 6, we can read, So Herod finds out the place, Bethlehem, that's where he's going to be born. We're going to come to the horrific acts…
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…are entering the season of their rest, because God is a God of breakthrough and he's Jehovah Bar Perazim, the God who breaks forth like many waters2 Samuel, chapter 5and verse 20. He breaks forth like many waters. He's done it for you, he's doing it for somebody else and all the young people of Africa watching…
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…that means God founded it, the creator of the universe, the omnipotent Almighty God. So the first time the word Zion is found in our Bible issecond Samuel chapter 5verses six to seven. And you remember the story it says, and the David and his men went to Jerusalem against the Jebusites, the inhabitants of the…
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…battalions to destroy and terrorize villages but he says I can run against them or it could also be soldiers forming a barricade it reminds us of2 Samuel chapter 5the Jebusites were mocking David they said this mountain fortress this one is impenetrable they mocked David saying the blind and the lame will…
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…guess you're not it. Instead of looking over and over again in the Bible, people like David, who simply have to wait. David won't become king until2 Samuel chapter 5. You don't have to be a Bible scholar to know that's a long way from now. We got a lot of stories between now and then. And there is something…
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