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John Barch
David-Monarchy Years Wk10
Nathan Reveals David’s Sin
2 Samuel 12:1-14
o
David Remained Unrepentant For Between
9
Months & A
Year
o
David’s Life Was Not
Enjoyable
(Ps 32:3-4)
o
The Confessing
o
The Trial
o
The LORD sent Nathan
-He Did Not Go On His
Own
o
And said unto him
-
Fearless
& Prepared
o
The Elements of the Story:
o
Rich Man
-
David
o
Wealth Expressed in Livestock or
Harems
o
Poor
-
Uriah
o
Poverty Expressed as One Ewe Lamb or
Wife
o
As King, David Was Obligated to
Justice
for Poor Families
o
One little ewe lamb
-
Bathsheba
o
David Would Listen Because He Was Once a
Shepherd
Himself
o
Did eat of his own meat, and drank of his own cup, and lay in his bosom
-Just Like
Uriah’s
Words in 11:11
o
Was unto him as a daughter
-A Beloved Pet Becomes Like
Family
o
A traveler…wayfaring man… man that was come to him
-Progression of
Temptation
to Sin
o
If We Open the Door, Sin Comes In As A
Guest
, But Soon Becomes the
Master
(Gen 4:6-7)
o
David’s anger was greatly kindled
-Moved With
Compassion
, David
Sentences
Himself
o
Shall surely die
-
Deserves
To or Is
Worthy
To Die
o
Restore the lamb fourfold
-The
Law
(Ex 22:1)
o
How Easy It is To Be
Convicted
About
Other
People’s Sins (Matt 7:1-3)
o
The Verdict
o
Thou art the man
-Didn’t
See
it Coming (Prov 27:6)
o
First,
I anointed thee
-Jehovah’s
Representative
o
His Sin
Degraded
the Kingly Office & Jehovah Himself
o
I gave thee thy master’s house
-
Possessions
(Luke 12:48)
o
Second,
despised the commandment of the LORD
-
Broke
the Law
o
Third,
slain him with the sword of the children of Ammon
-
Involved
Others in Sin
o
The Sentence
o
The sword shall never depart from thine house
-Punishment Won’t
Cease
Until Your
Death
o
The Fourfold Restitution:
o
Their Child
Died
o
Amnon
Slain
o
Absalom
Slain
& David’s Concubines
Humiliated
Publically (16:22)
o
Adonijah
Slain
o
Punishments According to the
Covenant
(Lev 26 & Deut. 27-20)
o
God Would
Slay
Their Sons (Lev 26:17)
o
Take Away Their
Children
(Lev 26:22)
o
Give Their
Wives
to Others (Deut 28:30)
o
Take Israel Out of its
Land
Into Foreign
Exile
(Deut 28:63-68)
o
But the Covenant Also Included Repentance &
Pardon
(Deut 30)
o
The Pardon
o
I have sinned against the LORD
-Finally,
Sincere
Repentance
o
Jehovah also hath put away thy sin
-
Grace
(1 Jn 1:9 & Ps 130:3-4)
o
Thou shalt not die
-Death Was the
Legal
Penalty for Adultery (Lev 20:10)
o
Given great occasion to the enemies of Jehovah to blaspheme
-To
Despise
Jehovah’s
Government
o
The child also that is born unto thee shall surely die
-
Consequences
Published
May 17 2009, 05:13 PM
by
jbarch
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