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[Read 2 Samuel 12:1-14.] In what ways was King David like the rich man in Nathan’s parable?
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[Read 2 Samuel 12:1-14.] In what ways was King David like the rich man in Nathan’s parable?
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The Jerusalem temple was just one part of God establishing his kingdom. The temple would not last forever, but what God was establishing through David’s family would be eternal.
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In the journey of life, God knows where you are camped and what your next campsite will be.
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Sometimes, like David, we make our plans for how we will serve God, but God’s plans, purposes, and timing may be different. What does this passage teach you about obedience?
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David’s reign would be centralized in Jerusalem and the presence of God would be located there as in no other city.
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God is omnipresent and inescapable. The trouble is, we can be oblivious and distractable. The problem isn’t God’s availability, but our awareness.
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The ark of God and the temple both represent God’s presence with his people. How do God’s people respond to his presence?
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Even though Saul had compromised his kingship, David still had respect for the office.
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Do we trust God to vindicate us and deliver us from injustice when the time is right?