13. David and Mephibosheth (2 Samuel 8, 9)

Following the great promises of the 'Davidic Covenant,' the author of 2 Samuel paints a picture of David at the peak of his career as ruler of Israel, highlighting both the severity of David in his dealings with enemies of Israel, but also the kindness of David in extending lavish benefits to Mephibosheth, the surviving son of Jonathan. These two sides to David's character are highlighted in the two chapters summarized in this presentation.

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I am glad about Mephibosheth, and I hope that our contemporary Mephibosheths are invited to the kings tables to share their meals.

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I’m glad I found you. So much great and interesting information. I find it easy to listen to you.

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Thanx Bruce

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I believe your son knows more about Ziba than any other mortal. Maybe Ziba will keep neo-comunisme far from the eastern Europe, will not allow the fragmentation if this continent, will change something inside the human being. You know, Napoleon was only one! Keep Ziba's spirit alive!