2 Samuel 1 - 12 = Questions and Answers

A. 2 Samuel 1:14-16 = No. The Amalekite man who killed

Q. Was David happy to learn of
Saul's death?
Q. But I thought Saul killed himself?
Q. Did David mourn Saul?
Q. What did David do after mourning
for Saul and Jonathan?
Q. What did God say?
Q. 2 Samuel 1:2-3 = Who went with
David to Hebron?
Q. Was he welcomed by Israel?
Q. Did DAvid still need to gain the
loyalty of the other tribes?
Q. Was that easy?
Q. King of what part of Israel?
Q. How old was Ishbosheth at the
time?
Q. How long did Ishbosheth rule
Israel?
Q. So there were 2 kings again?
Q. Where did David rule from?
Q. How long did David rule
peacefully?
Q. What conflict took Israel from this
peaceful state?
Q. Civil war! This is not good. What
kind of problems arise in this kind of
war?
Q. So this war was about loyalty?
Q. How so?
Q. What happened to Abner?
Q. Did David let Michal be? After all,
she was married now to Palti for
many years.
Q. What did Palti think of that?
Q. Was Saul's son, King Ishbosheth, A. 2 Samuel 3:11 = Yes. Abner threatened to turn him over to
afraid of Abner?
A. 2 Samuel 3:7 = Ishbosheth accused Abner of sleeping with
Q. Why?
Saul brought David his crown, hoping for mercy. David had
him killed for killing God's anointed king.
A. 2 Samuel 1:6 = He tried but was still alive when the man
got there. Saul begged the man to kill him.
Note: What does this say about mercy killing? Even in great
pain, you don't take a life.
A. 2 Samuel 1:17 = Yes. David composed a funeral song for
both Jonathan and Saul. It is beautiful!
A. 2 Samuel 2:1 = David asked God if he should return to
Judah.
A. 2 Samuel 2:1 = Yes. David was to go to Hebron.
A. 2 Samuel 1:2-3 = David, his family and the 600 men who
endured the trials with him beginning at the cave.
A. 2 Samuel 2:4 = Yes. The leaders went to David and
crowned him king over the tribe of Judah.
A. 2 Samuel 2:7 = Yes.
A. 2 Samuel 2:8 = No. Saul's general, Abner, proclaimed
Saul's son, Ishbosheth, as king in Mahanaim.
A. 2 Samuel 2:9 = Gilead, Jezreel, Ephraim, Benjamin, the
land of the Ashurites and all the rest of Israel.
A. 2 Samuel 2:10 = 40 years old.
A. 2 Samuel 2:10 = Two years.
A. 2 Samuel 2:10-11 = Yes. A king of Judah and the king of
the remainder of Israel.
A. 2 Samuel 2:11 = Hebron.
A. 2 Samuel 2:11 = 7 1/2 years.
A. 2 Samuel 2:14 = Abner, looking for trouble, got the
Israelites to play a hand-to-hand exhibition of combat. David's
side won. Many were killed.
A. 2 Samuel 2 = You sometimes know your enemies as once
being your friends. Abner killed the son of a friend on David's
side and he was very reluctant to do it, trying to warn him
away from him.
A. 2 Samuel 3:1 = Yes. David versus Saul. But Saul's dynasty
weakened while David's grew.
A. 2 Samuel 3:2 = David had 6 sons by 6 different wives (not
including Michal, his first wife).
A. 2 Samuel 3:6 = War made him a powerful leader among
those loyal to Saul's dynasty.
A. 2 Samuel 3:15 = No. David wanted Michal back.
A. 2 Samuel 3:16 = He wept.
David.
one of his father's concubines. Abner was furious. He was
loyal until now.
 A. 2 Samuel 3:12 = He sent a message to David that he
Q. What did Abner do? would use his influence to gain the loyalty of the rest of the
tribes.
A. 2 Samuel 3:17-21 = Yes. Abner went to each tribe to
Q. Did he?
convince them to follow David and they did.
Q. Where did Abner go last? A. 2 Samuel 3:20 = Hebron, to tell David it was done.
A. 2 Samuel 3:22 = The boy's brothers Abner killed took
Q. What happened to Abner?
revenge on Abner and he died.
Q. These avengers were David's
A. 2 Samuel 3:22 = Yes.
men?
A. 2 SAmuel 3:29 = David cursed Joab's family and gave
Q. What did David do in response?
Abner a nice funeral.
Q. Did all Israel understand that
David was innocent of Abner's A. 2 Samuel 3:37 = Yes.
death?
A. 2 Samuel 4:2 = He was murdered in his bed by 2 of his
Q. What happened to Ishbosheth? brothers. David had them killed for the crime and gave
Ishbosheth a nice funeral.
A. 2 Samuel 5:1-3 = All the tribes of Israel went to see David
in Hebron. They told him they knew he was Israel's real king
Q. What was David's initiation
for a long time, that they believed the prophesy. David made
ceremony as king like?
a covenant with Israel before the Lord and the people
anointed him as their king.
Q. How old was David when he was
A. 2 Samuel 5:4 = Thirty years old.
officially made king?
A. 2 Samuel 5:4 = 40 years. 7 1/2 years over Judah only; 33
Q. How long did David reign?
years over all the tribes of Israel.
Q. Was Israel still occupied by A. 2 Samuel 5:6 = Yes. Jerusalem was occupied by the
enemies? Jebusites (Ham's descendants).
A. 2 Samuel 5:7 = Yes. David captured the fortress of Zion. It
Q. Did David win Jerusalem?
was renamed the City of David.
A. 2 Samuel 5:10 = Because the Lord God Almighty was with
Q. Why did David grow so strong?
him.
A. 2 Samuel 5:11 = Yes. King Hiram of Tyre sent carpenters
Q. Did the world take notice? and stonemasters to build David a palace, along with a
cedarwood supply.
Q. Did David acknowledge God in all
A. 2 Samuel 5:12 = Yes.
this?
A. 2 Samuel 5:13 = Yes. David's palace was in Jerusalem so
Q. Did David continue to make
he moved there to live in it. But he took more wives and
foolish life decisions?
concubines and they had many sons and daughters.
Q. How many sons did David father
A. 2 Samuel 5:16 = 11, including Solomon.
in Jerusalem?
Q. What did the Philistines think of
A. 2 Samuel 5:17 = They mobilized all their forces to capture
David's anointing as king of all
him.
Israel?
Q. Did they succeed? A. 2 Samuel 5:20 = No. David was victorious.
Q. How did David describe the A. 2 Samuel 5:20 = He said, "He [God] burst through my
victory? enemies like a raging flood!"
Q. What was the sound all Israel
A. 2 Samuel 5:24 = The signal that the Lord was moving
heard that was like marching feet
ahead of David and his army to strike down the Philistines.
inthe tops of the balsam trees?
A. 2 Samuel 5:22 = When the Philistines returned to fight
David the second time.
Q. When did this event occur?
Note: God works out the details of the problems. He always
knows the best strategies and can stir up even non-christians'

Q. So Israel finally had a royal
palace! What was still missing?
Q. Was this done quietly?
Q. What happened along the way?
Q. How did David react to this?
Q. Did the procession continue on to
the City of David?
Q. Why?
Q. What happened to that man's
family?
Q. What did this prove to David?
Q. What is the City of David?
Q. Did they dance in those days?
Q. Michal, David's first wife, has re-
entered the picture now. What was
she like?
Q. How did David embarrass Michal?
Q. How did David respond to Michal A. 2 Samuel 6:22 = He was proud of his Lord and proud to be
in this?
Q. What happened to Michal as a
result of her scoffing?
Q. What brought on God's covenant
with David's family?
Q. What did God think of that idea?
Q. What was the main theme of this
covenant?
Q. Why?
Q. David said a prayer of
thanksgiving to God over Nathan, the
prophet's words from God about him
hearts to do great things for His people. Do we sit up and take
notice?
A. 2 Samuel 6:2 = The Ark of the Covenant, which was
brought home by Abinadab and his 2 sons.
A. 2 Samuel 6:5 = No way! David and all Israel were all
celebrating before the Lord with all their might, singing songs
and playing all kinds of musical instruments.
A. 2 Samuel 6:6 = The oxen stumbled and a priest put out his
hand to steady the Ark and God struck him dead.
A. 2 Samuel 6:8 = He was angry with God for killing the man.
A. 2 Samuel 6:9 = No.
A. 2 Samuel 6:9 = David became afraid of God, so he put the
Ark in a man's house instead of taking it all the way to
Jerusalem.
A. 2 Samuel 6:11 = They were blessed because the Ark was
in their house!
A. 2 Samuel 6:12 = That it was a good thing to have brought
back the Ark. He took it to the City of David.
A. Another name for Jerusalem.
A. 2 Samuel 6:14 = Yes. David danced with all his might to
the Lord.
Note: Imagine if all dancing was for God, done with all our
might!
A. 2 Samuel 6:16 = Michal was concerned about outward
appearances. Status and public embarrassment was to be
avoided at all cost.
A. 2 Samuel 6:22 = Dancing before the Lord and acting like
servant girls were worthy of praising God with him.
Note: Are you stuck in a mindset that brings shame to your
eyes about your Christian brother? You could be wrong.
Examine the facts and yourself carefully. These servant girls
were indeed worthy to praise God. Michal did not get to know
God as David had. Don't waste another minute in secular
reading as you search for something to stimulate the brain
cells. God can keep you busy for a lifetime in the pages of His
Bible!
held in honor by the servant girls.
A. 2 Samuel 6:23 = She was infertile all her life.
Note: Proudly raise your hands up and worship God in every
place!
A. 2 Samuel 7:2 = David's wanting to build God a temple for
His Ark.
A. 2 Samuel 7:7 = God loved David for thinking of it. An
original thought!
Note: Do you want to do something new for God? Do it! God
is tickled pink by your heart's desire.
A. 2 Samuel 7:16 = David's dynasty would last forever.
A. 2 Samuel 6:22 = David loved God, rejoiced openly and
defended God's honor. He wasn't perfect, but his heart was
wholly God's. It is exactly what God wants from all of His
children!
A. 2 Samuel 7:18 = 1). David knew God loved Him, but not
because of great things David had done.
2). David knew it was God who had been his Redeemer
and his family's destiny. What truths
were in that prayer?
Q. What does it mean to have one's
dynasty established in God's
presence?
Q. So David became famous and rich
in the world's eyes?
Q. Did David keep his head facing
upward?
Q. What kind of king was David?
Q. Who were David's leaders?
Q. What happened to Jonathan's
family?
Q. What did David do for
Mephibosheth?
Q. Why?
Q. With David's greatness and fame
established in the world, did people
still misunderstand his motives?
Q. What is one way that war is
established?
Q. What is another way to start a
war?
through the years.
3). David was amazed at how God rewards His people (v.19)
4). David knew he was full of sin (he had many wives
amongst his weaknesses)(v.20)
5). David knew that God did all of it for the sake of His will
(v.21)
6). David knew God was just One
7). David remembered how Israel came to be (v.23-24).
8). David blessed God
9). David asked that every generation of his family would be
established in God's presence.
Note: What a great pattern for prayer!
A. 2 Samuel 8:1 = David beat the Philistines in their largest
city, Gath. He conquered Moab, sparing some to be his
slaves, who brought David tribute money. Wherever David
waged war, he won, and the enemy brought him tribute
money. Israel was established as a mighty power led by God.
A. Yes.
A. 2 Samuel 8:11 = Yes. When foreign nations brought him
gold, silver and bronze, DAvid dedicated it to God. Those
nations' gold, silver and bronze he got as spoils of war were
also dedicated to God.
A. 2 Samuel 8:15 = Fair to everyone in Israel. He only ruled
Israel and Israel shone!
A. 2 Samuel 8:16-18 = 1). Joab, son of Zeruiah - Commander
of the Israeli Army
2). Jehoshaphat - Royal Historian
3). Zadok and Ahimelech were priests - David's sons were
priestly leaders.
4). Seraiah - Court Secretary
5). Benaiah - Captain of the king's bodyguard.
A. 2 Samuel 9:7 = Jonathan's son, Mephibosheth, was the
only survivor of Saul's family. He was crippled in both feet.
A. 2 Samuel 9:11 = 1). David gave him Saul's land in Israel
2). Servants of Saul's to work the land
3). Mephibosheth came to live at the palace with David
4). Mephibosheth was treated as if he were one of David's
own sons.
A. David promised Jonathan he would always look after his
household and he wanted to keep his promise to him.
Note: Another lesson David took to heart was forgiveness. He
forgave Saul each time he tried to kill him, and that over a 20
year time of chasing David down. David knew forgiveness. If
you hold a grudge against anyone, even for the slightest
thing, you show that you don't understand forgiveness. Jesus
died for you, not because of your goodness. Your sins were
wiped out at that cross because that's what it took to redeem
you. Forgiveness is based on that sacrifice, not on some
incident. You must always remember this. Whoever hurt you
is already forgiven. And this is the testimony to the world.
Only God's people can do it right!
A. 2 Samuel 10:3 = Yes.
A. 2 Samuel 10:3 = A ruler dies and his son may appoint bad
advisors, like king Nahah's son, Hanun's experience told.
A. 2 Samuel 10:6 = Hire a lot of mercenaries to fight for you.

Q. How did David beat the
mercenary armies hired by Ammon?
Q. What did David have planned for
the Ammonites who started this war?
Q. David didn't go?
Q. What trouble did David find
himself in because he didn't go?
Q. How did David handle it?
Q. Was Israel marching with the Ark
during this war?
Q. What kind of man was Uriah?
Q. Did David openly order Uriah's
death?
Q. Who called David on the carpet?
Q. How?
Q. What kind of trouble?
Q. Why openly?
Q. How did David finally view what
he had done?
Q. Did David make a sin offering?
Q. Were there consequences?
Q. How soon after the baby died was
Solomon born?
Q. What was so special about
Solomon from the beginning of his
life?
Q. Did Solomon have another name?
Q. Did David do right after
conquering the Ammonites?
2 Samuel 13 - 24 = Questions and Answers
Q. What problem in David's
family crept up?
Q. What did that lead to?
Q. Did Tamar have a full-
blooded brother?
Q. Who helped Amnon to plot to
trap Tamar in his room?
A. 2 Samuel 10:13 = The mercenaries ran away from Joab's
army and from his brother, Abisha's army. They ran from
David too.
A. 2 Samuel 11:1 = David sent Joab to destroy them the
following spring, when kings go to war.
A. 2 Samuel 11:1 = No (He should have!)
A. 2 Samuel 11:5 = He impregnated a soldier's wife,
Bathsheba.
A. 2 Samuel 11:8 = He brought Uriah home to sleep with his
wife so he could cover up his sin.
Note: David panicked! Somehow, he slipped in his guard and
forgot to look up. He forgot God was watching.
A. 2 Samuel 11:11 = Yes.
A. 2 Samuel 11:11 = Honorable, even in drunkenness.
A. 2 Samuel 11:17 = Yes.
Note: If you think you can't find trouble for yourself, think
again. David wouldn't kill Saul or his grandson in self-defense
or anything else. Up against the right circumstances, he could
in fact do it. Women were David's weakness and he never
repented of it.
A. 2 Samuel 11:27 = God did!
A. 2 Samuel 12:1 = God sent Nathan, the prophet, to let him
know that he was in trouble.
A. 2 Samuel 12:11 = Nathan spelled out the consequences of
David's sin to him.
1). David's household would rebel
2). One of David's wives would go to another man and sleep
with him openly in front of all Israel.
A. 2 Samuel 12:12 = Because David did it in secret.
A. 2 Samuel 12:13 = He had sinned against the Lord Himself.
A. 2 Samuel 12:13 = No. God forgave David.
A. 2 Samuel 12:11 = Yes. God was mocked so He took the
child's life as a punishment to David.
Note: Our testimony either blesses God or mocks Him. Either
way, it's all about God.
A. 2 Samuel 12:24 = Solomon was conceived almost
immediately after Bathsheba's first son died.
A. 2 Samuel 12:24-25 = The Lord loved him.
Note: Awesome God! His punishment is severe and his love
is just as severe. Punish and forgive the same one, David.
A. 2 Samuel 12:25 = God wanted him called Jedidah, which
means "beloved of the Lord."
A. 2 Samuel 12:31 = No. He made slaves of all the
Ammonites.
A. 2 Samuel 13:1 = His son, Amnon, lusted after his half-sister,
Tamar.
A. 2 Samuel 13:14 = Amnon raped Tamar.
A. 2 Samuel 13:1 = Yes. Absalom was her full brother.
A. 2 Samuel 13:3 = His cousin, Jonadab. He made the plan for
Amnon.
Note: If you're thinking of committing sin, Satan will provide you

Q. What happened to Tamar as
a result?
Q. How did David handle this
incident with his children?
Q. What happened in David's
household as a result of his
inaction?
Q. What did that result in?
Q. Who killed Amnon?
Q. How long did David take to
recover from Amnon's murder?
Q. Did David hate Absalom
now?
Q. Did David reconcile with
Absalom?
Q. Did Absalom miss his Dad?
Q. Did Absalom have to make
several attempts at seeing his
father?
Q. How did Absalom behave?
Q. Why?
Q. How long did Absalom sit at
the gates?
Q. How did Absalom fool his
dad?
Q. What was the real motive?
Q. Did it work?
Q. Did David fight to keep the
throne?
Q. What happened to the Ark?
Q. Did David do anything about
this turn of events?
Q. Who was on the list of
traitors?
Q. How did David respond to this
news?
Q. Did David do anything else?
Q. Did David find new allies
during this time of exile?
with a plan. He'll even use trusted friends. It is so important that
you learn God's ways and apply them to your life. Rape is a sin of
the bible. Even if the road to sin seems to clear up, it is still a sin
and to be avoided. Sin can change your life dramatically and its
consequences are for a lifetime.
A. 2 Samuel 13:20 = She never married and lived as a desolate
woman in Absalom's house.
A. 2 Samuel 13:21 = He didn't. He was angry, but did not act.
Note: Don't be afraid to act responsibly when someone wrongs
you. Deal with it immediately and you will avoid future problems.
A. 2 Samuel 13:22 = Absalom grew to hate Amnon.
A. 2 Samuel 13:28 = A plot to murder Amnon.
A. 2 Samuel 13:29 = David's other sons. Absalom plotted and then
fled to his grandfather's house.
A. 2 Samuel 13:39 = 3 years.
A. 2 Samuel 13:39 = No. He missed him.
A. 2 Samuel 14:33 = Yes. But first, he let Absalom live nearby in
his house, but didn't see Absalom for 3 years.
A. 2 Samuel 14:32 = Yes.
A. 2 Samuel 14:32 = Yes. Joab wouldn't see Absalom so he could
send a message to his Dad, so Absalom burned down his field to
get his father's attention.
A. 2 Samuel 15:3-6 = He wanted to be king now, so he usurped
his father's authority and sat as judge in the gates.
A. 2 Samuel 15:6 = To steal the hearts of the people for his own
purposes.
A. 2 Samuel 15:7 = 4 years. All the tribes went to Absalom with
their problems.
A. 2 Samuel 15:7-8 = He pretended to offer sacrifices to the Lord,
and David let him go to Hebron to do it.
A. 2 Smuel 15:9 = To raise a rebellion against the king.
A. 2 Samuel 15:26 = Yes.
A. 2 Samuel 15:25-26 = No. He saw it as God's way to dethrone
him. David and the people left Jerusalem.
A. 2 Samuel 15:25 = It went into exile with them, but David,
wanting to trust God for the throne, said to return it. God was able
to restore him to the throne, but not being king was also okay with
him.
Note: David didn't hog his throne. Are you hogging your place in
life? The more flexible you are, the more happiness you'll find.
A. 2 Samuel 15:27 = Yes. He sent the priests back with the Ark
and asked for a report of who was involved in this plot to steal the
throne of Israel.
A. 2 Samuel 15:31 = Ahithophel, David's advisor, who turned his
back on him.
A. 2 Samuel 15:31 = He prayed specifically that the advice
Ahithophel gave Absalom would be foolish.
A. 2 Samuel 15:34 = Yes. He sent one of his former advisers,
Hushai, to Absalom to frustrate Ahithophel's advice.
A. 2 Samuel 16:1-4 = Yes. Jonathan's son, Mephibosheth, turned
on David, but his servant, Ziba, did not. Ziba brought David
provisions.
 A. 2 Samuel 16:4 = David gave Ziba all he gave to Mephibosheth.
Q. What happened as a result?
That is all Saul's land and possessions.
Q. Did Saul have followers who A. 2 Samuel 16:13 = Yes. Shimei cursed David for "stealing" the
did not accept David? throne. He threw stones at David.
A. 2 Samuel 16:10 = He didn't. He figured that God told hm to
Q. How did David react?
curse him.
Q. So David was back to running
away, only instead of Saul
A. Yes!
chasing him, his own son,
Absalom, chased him?
A. 2 Samuel 17:23 = He was so upset that Absalom didn't take his
Q. What happened to Absalom's
advice, that he went home, put his affairs in order and hung
loyal adviser, Ahithophel?
himself.
Q. Who was Absalom's A. 2 Samuel 17:25 = He was Joab's cousin, and his father, Jether,
commander? was an Ishmaelite.
Q. Who helped David survive the A. 2 Samuel 17:27 = Shobi, the Ammonite, Makir and Barzillai.
chase? They brought provisions.
Q. How did David want Absalom
A. 2 Samuel 18:5 = Gently!
treated when captured?
Q. How did Absalom's army die,
A. 2 Samuel 18:8 = By the forest!
for the most part?
Q. Did the Israelites let Absalom
A. 2 Samuel 18:14 = No. Joab and his men killed Absalom.
live, as ordered?
Q. How did David react to the A. 2 Samuel 18:33 = He cried and called out to Absalom. He
news? wished he could take his place in death.
Q. David was a merciful king.
A. 2 Samuel 19:18 = David was merciful to Absalom's leaders,
How did the Israelite tribes
Shimei, Mephibosheth and Barzillai.
become one again?
Q. Here is the beginning of the
Northern kingdom. It was 1).
Saul's family and Israel of the
north and A. 2 Samuel 19:43 = 10 tribes of the North, Israel and 2 tribes in
2). the Southern kingdom, the south, Judah.
David's family in the south in the
kingdom of Judah. How many
tribes contained each kingdom?
Q. David returned to Jerusalem
at this time. What changed A. 2 Samuel 20:3 = David never slept with his concubines again.
there?
A. 2 Samuel 21:21 = Ephraim (half-tribe, sharing his inheritance
Q. Where was this man, Sheba,
with Manasseh, from their father, Joseph, Jacob's son). He ran
from?
there and planned a revolt with his men.
Q. Did the revolt work? A. 2 Samuel 21:22 = No.
Q. Who intervened? A. 2 Samuel 21:16 = A wise woman.
A. 2 Samuel 21:21 = She found Sheba and had some men cut off
Q. What did she say?
his head and throw it over the wall.
A. 2 Samuel 21:19 = Not destroying David's royal city for David's
Q. In exchange for what?
sake.
Q. What sin did David have to fix A. 2 Samuel 21:1 = Saul had tried to make extinct the Gibeonites
after this time? and he nearly succeeded.
A. 2 Samuel 21:1 = There was a famine for 3 years in a row. David
asked God why and God revealed it.
Q. How was this sin brought to
Note: When there is something wrong that doesn't make sense,
DAvid's attention?
always ask God to reveal anything you are doing to make it not go
away. God loves a repentant heart.
Q. Did David deal with Saul's A. 2 Samuel 21:3 = Yes. David asked the Gibeonites how he could
sin? repay them.
A. 2 Samuel 21:6 = Yes. They'd get to execute 7 sons and
Q. Did they find a solution?
grandsons of Saul.
Q. After it was done, what
A. 2 Samuel 21:14 = David had them buried with their
happened to the bodies of Saul's
descendants.
sons?
A. Yes!
Note: Remember to ask God why something bad is happening. He
Q. Did it finally rain after that?
will reveal to you why. It doesn't always have to do with you. But it
can end with you!
A. 2 Samuel 21:17 = Yes. Abishai, son of Zeruiah rescued a very
Q. Was David ever rescued?
tired David from the sword of a giant Philistine.
A. 2 Samuel 21:18 = 1). Sibbecai killed Saph, 2).Elhanan killed
Q. Who killed giants at this time? Goliath's brother, 3). Jonathan, David's nephew, killed a 12-
fingered, 12-toed giant.
Q. What did David conclude
A. 2 Samuel 22:1 = God rescued His people.
about Israel's victory?
A. 2 Samuel 22:22-23 = 1). Keeping God's ways
2). choosing to do right
Q. How does one have victory in
3). reading His word daily
crisis?
4). never abandoning God's principles
5). Exercising faith.
A. 2 Samuel 22:26-27 = We show faith, integrity and purity and
Q. How do we meet God half
God, in return, shows Himself faithful and displays to us integrity
way?
and purity.
Q. How do non-Christians view
A. 2 Samuel 22:27 = As hostile.
God in general?
A. 2 Samuel 22:37 = No! It is a wide path to keep our feet from
Q. We read in the New
slipping.
Testament that the road to
Note: Following God is not complicated. God gives us plenty of
heaven is a narrow path. Do we
leeway on that path to Himself. Even then, He helps us not to
walk a complicated path?
stumble!