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2 Samuel 5:7 · BSB
5:7 Nevertheless, David captured the fortress of Zion (that is, the City of David).
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…for Me, I have installed My King upon Zion, My holy mountain.” Zion there is a reference to Jerusalem. It was the ancient name for Jerusalem. In2 Samuel 5:7, David conquered that. It became the seat of his kingdom. It was eventually the location of Solomon's Temple, which would be built after the time…
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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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…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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…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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…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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…are of the same. We are of the same family, the same stock. The same nation. You understand? We are of the same nation. We are of the same nation.2 Samuel chapter 5. 2 Samuel chapter 5. 2 Samuel chapter 5 verse 1. 2 Samuel chapter 5 verse 1. Then all the tribe of Israel came to David. Did you see that? The…
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2 Samuel chapter 5is on page 308 and Amy is going to come and read it for us. 2 Samuel chapter 5. All the tribes of Israel came to David at Hebron and said, We are…
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