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The Gospel in 2nd Samuel 15-21

This section of 2nd Samuel is the “second witness” of the veracity of the gospel authors and their testimony of Yeshua’s life, death and resurrection. As Yeshua told the pharisees in John 5:39, “You search the Scriptures because you think that in them you have eternal life; and it is they that bear witness about me, yet you refuse to come to me that you may have life.” These Scriptures Yeshua calls the Pharisees to re-examine are the TaNaKh (Torah, Prophets and Writings). He tells them — and us — that the entire TaNaKh give us His story.

This section of 2nd Samuel is the “second witness” of the veracity of the gospel authors and their testimony of Yeshua’s life, death and resurrection. As Yeshua told the pharisees in John 5:39, “You search the Scriptures because you think that in them you have eternal life; and it is they that bear witness about me, yet you refuse to come to me that you may have life.” These scriptures Yeshua calls the Pharisees to re-examine are the TaNaKh (Torah, Prophets and Writings). He tells them — and us — that the entire TaNaKh give us His story.

Thought Questions

Also: Luke 22, John 18 and Matthew 26

What is the Gospel? (Luke 24:44-48)

What details do the books of Moshe and the entire Tanak spell out about the Moshiach?

Why did the events of Adam and Eve, David and Bathsheba and Amnon and Tamar accomplish?

What event was the catalyst of Moshiach’s suffering (Luke 22:1-3; John 13:21-30)?

What was the next event after “Satan” leaves?

What are the details of the rivalry (Luke 22:24-30)?

What are the details of betrayal and restoration (Luke 22:31-34)?

What is the parallel between David and Yeshua crossing the Kidron valley and spending time in the Mount of Olives (John 18:1-2)?

What was David’s prayer on the Mount of Olives, and how does it compare to Yeshua’s prayer there (Luke 22:43-44)?

How was David betrayed by insincerity and how does it match with the betrayal of Yeshua (Luke 22:47-48)? What motivated these betrayals?

How did Yeshua react to His friends who want vengeance and how does it match David’s response (Luke 22:49-51)?

How was Yeshua condemned by false testimony? How was David condemned by false testimony (Matt. 26:57-60)?

Did David’s friends flee just as Yeshua’s friends fled?

How did David’s betrayer die? How does it match Judas Iscariot’s death?

How do 30 pieces of silver factor into both stories?

How was David’s burden lifted as Simon of Cyrene lifted Yeshua’s burden?

How was David’s son’s death “Good news”?

How is grief mixed in good news in these stories?

How were David’s men shamed after Absolom’s death??How were Messiah’s men shamed after Yeshua’s death?

Speaker: Daniel Agee

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