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2 Samuel 7:6 · BSB
7:6 For I have not dwelt in a house from the day I brought the Israelites up out of Egypt until this day, but I have moved about with a tent as My dwelling.
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…will build it. So uh, but anyway, I want I just want I do want to read the the covenantal language that God has here. So that's in 2 Samuel.2 Samuel chapter 7. Um beginning in verse on the first Samuel, it's working. Um I'm gonna begin like halfway through verse 11, I think. Yeah. So the Lord declares to…
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…greater. Right? He knew he was looking to a resurrection. And part of this in his mind was there was a fulfillment of a promise. Because back in2 Samuel chapter 7, God gave David a promise. This promise is, let me read it, verses 12 and 13. When your days are fulfilled and you lie down with your fathers, I…
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…actually does that quite often here. And so you see it again, and we should be reminded of the promise that was made to David. If you remember2 Samuel chapter 7, the Davidic covenant, what does God promise to David? He promises one who's going to come and build his house. Now, the immediate fulfillment is…
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…timeline. Let me put that back on the screen for you. If you go all the way back to the time of King David, King David, uh you may remember that in2 Samuel chapter 7, God asked David to build a permanent house where his presence can dwell. And for a number of reasons, you know, David does not build the temple.…
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…I mean, this was an Old Testament expectation the people of Israel had that God would send a king to be Lord over his people forever. Think of2 Samuel chapter 7. God promises David, a descendant, who would sit on his throne, and his throne would be established forever. Think about Psalm 2, God's anointed…
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…the guilt of what he had done, but the shame now publicly that gets associated with that. But instead, he sends Nathan. A man that we know from2 Samuel chapter 7, whenever David was in the midst of trying to build the temple, it says that he brought Nathan in, who both the prophet but also a friend to come…
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…is that the Messiah, the promised one of God, would come from the line of David. Everybody agrees that God promised David all the way back in2 Samuel chapter 7, that David was not going to be the one to build a kingdom that would last forever, but that God would bless someone from David's line, that he…
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…and I tried to sling that stone and it just didn't work. Don't give up yet. It didn't work for most of us. The first time, second time, third time.2 Samuel chapter 7and 1 Chronicles 22. Watch this. You see, David was focused on the cause and was committed and had a plan. Look at 2 Samuel 7. Another section, if…
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…what David is doing is alluding to a very specific promise that God had given him. It's what theologians call the Davidic Covenant. You find it in2 Samuel chapter 7. Where God said to David, "Your lineage, your line, your dynasty, your house, I am going to extend forever and ever." Your leadership, your legacy…
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…reign. Now, David is a king that follows God by trusting him. He submits himself. And in there's these three chapters here in 2 Samuel 7, 8, and 9.2 Samuel chapter 7is where God anoints David. There's this covenant relationship between David and God. And basically what it says is that David is just going to be…
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…it begins to pick up with David. Centuries later, David from the tribe of Judah became Israel's great king. God prophesied or promised to David in2 Samuel chapter 7that one of his descendants would reign on an everlasting throne, and that promise ultimately points to Jesus. Then in Revelation 5.5, after Jesus…
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…also sustain it. Will sustain this covenant. Because the chronicler, as he's writing this, and you can see this actually in the sister passage in2 Samuel chapter 7. Because the chronicler knows that David is not going to live, and as we know from scripture, he's not going to live a perfect life. He sins, he…
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…king of the Jews. Jesus was the descendant of the great King David, who would reign on his throne forever. Just as God had promised to David in2 Samuel chapter 7, and also in Luke 1 32. What Pilate and Herod couldn't understand was that this king's kingdom was not coming through military might or political…
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…was born in Bethlehem Ephrathah, a town too small to be numbered among the, the, the tribes, Micah 5:2. Or that He was born of the line of David in2 Samuel chapter 7. Or that He was pierced for our transgressions and crushed for our iniquities in Isaiah chapter 53. So we can go to the Word of God and say, "God,…
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…Peter cites David. He cites Psalm 16. It's a Psalm of David. And then Peter interprets that and he says, David was speaking of Jesus Christ. So in2 Samuel chapter 7, the Lord gives David the promise of what his seed, his son, will do. And Peter tells us that by faith David trusted the Lord. This is referring to…
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…Yeah. We're asking the Lord of the harvest to send labors into the harvest right now. Why? To build this, to help us to get ready for the future.2 Samuel chapter 7, look at verse number 10. Moreover, I will appoint a place for my people, Israel, and will plant them that they may dwell in a place of their own…
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…have the covenant with Noah. We have the covenant with Abraham. We have the covenant with Moses. But then we have a covenant with David. Just note2 Samuel chapter 7. Interestingly enough, it's not called a covenant in 2 Samuel 7, but there is another passage of scripture in the Psalms that calls it a covenant.…
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…better resources, better equipment. You need a better gaze to look in the right direction. Look to the Lord. This is this is David's heart. In2 Samuel chapter 7. He's burdened by the fact that he lives in a mansion built with cedars of the finest resources in the land. And he's he's considering his house,…
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…He's called a prophet in Deuteronomy chapter 18, verse 15 The Lord thy God will raise up unto thee a prophet from the midst of thee, like unto me.2 Samuel chapter 7When thy days be fulfilled, thou shalt sleep with thy fathers. I will set up after thee, which shall proceed out of thy bowels. I will establish…
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The reading today is from2 Samuel chapter 7, verses 6 through 18. Whereas I have not dwelt in any house since the time that I brought up the children of Israel out of Egypt, even to this day, but have walked in a…
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