David becomes King Flashcards

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What can the story about Gods punishment as a result of touching the Ark teach us about following Gods Rules?

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Answers may include that God is concerned about the little details in our lives, that we need to know his word, and that we need to obey him completely.

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Why didn’t David immediately become king after Saul died?

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Sails son, Ishbosheth , was still alive and ruled most of Israel. David wanted to rule when God it was the right time. He had learned to wait on God

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Why did David want to move the Ark to Jerusalem?

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He wanted to make God the center of All Israelite activity.

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What covenant did God make with David?

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God would establish David’s kingdom forever, and his descendants would rule on the throne forever

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How did Jesus fulfill this promise?

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Jesus descended from David’s line, and his kingdom will never end

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Why didn’t God want David to build the temple?

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David was a man of war. God raised up David to lead the people

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How is what David did for Jonathan’s son like what God has done for us?

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David’s kindness toward Mephibosheth is a picture of salvation. We did nothing to deserve God’s grace, yet he took us from a place of brokenness into fellowship with him

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Why did David show kindness to Jonathan’s son, Mephibosheth, instead of killing him as would have been expected?

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He wanted to keep his promise to Jonathan

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What did David do with the tribute he received from the conquered nations?

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He dedicated it to God

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Explain how David broke three of the Ten Commandments.

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Possibilities include: He coveted another man’s wife. He stole Uriah’s wife. He committed adultery. He murdered Uriah.

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What can we learn from David’s long list of sins?

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One sin tends to lead to another. The harder we try to erase our sins, the more trouble we find ourselves in.

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What was David’s first reaction to the prophet Nathan’s story? What did he do when he realized the prophet was talking about him?

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David was angry at first, but then he repented.

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What mistakes did David make concerning his family?

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He married many women, and he didn’t discipline his children.

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How was David’s son Absalom killed?

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He was killed by Joab and and his men after his hair was caught in a tree.

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Why did Adonijah try to seize the throne?

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He was the oldest son, who would ordinarily have inherited the throne.

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How did Adonijah save himself from being killed after Solomon had been crowned?

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He grabbed the horns of the altar, hoping that God would protect him.

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What advice did David give to Solomon?

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He told him to be strong and to walk in God’s ways, and he reminded him of God’s covenant.