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This commentary on 2 Samuel gives a brief explanation of the text and then shows how these events have direct and profound application to our lives today, having been recorded “for our instruction” (1 Corinthians 10:11). It also reveals how every event points to the coming of Jesus Christ (Luke 24:27), the final and ultimate leader of God’s people.

have been guilty, but also scandalous financial misconduct, anger, domestic abuse, substance abuse, laziness, and pride. Neither is it just the leaders. There are numerous less-famous cases of professing Christian men and women acting disgracefully. This chapter is so heartbreaking that we almost want to skip over it quickly. But I thank God for recording this incident in His perfect Word. The Bible, unlike other religious books, is brutally honest about its heroes. Noah got drunk. Abraham lied and
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