Digital Logos Edition
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.
“No matter how long you have been a Christian, how much you have done for the Lord, or how mature you are in the faith, you will not be safe until you are in Christ’s presence.” (Page 59)
“Jonadab’s example warns us of the danger of wicked friends and counselors (1 Cor. 15:33).” (Page 86)
“David’s degraded view of women influences him to see Bathsheba not as a person, but simply as an object to gratify his lust.” (Page 60)
“When David is forgiven, we are reminded that there is hope for the worst of sinners who repents” (Page 60)
“We need a king greater than David. Only Christ can fulfill that need.” (Page 60)