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  • Publisher: Crossway/Good News Publishers
  • Publication Date: October 2015
  • ISBN: SWOODHJO2SAMUELYOURKINGDOMCO9781433546136

2 Samuel: Your Kingdom Come (Preaching the Word)

Woodhouse, John

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King David stands as one of the most important figures of world history. From children's storybooks to Michelangelo's famous statue, ancient Israel's most famous king is still remembered and recognized by people around the world three thousand years after he lived. Helping readers deepen their understanding of David's tumultuous reign, John Woodhouse highlights David's important role in salvation history--a history that began with Israel but now encompasses God's plan for the whole world. Designed as a trustworthy resource for pastors who preach and teach on a regular basis, this commentary ultimately argues that David's story is important because it lays the crucial foundation for the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, "the son of David."

Table of Contents:

Introduction: Kingdom Matters (2 Samuel and Matthew 6:9, 10)

Part One: The King Is Dead (1)

  1. A Dead King, a Victorious King, and a Time of Waiting (1:1)
  2. Who Says Crime Doesn’t Pay? (1:2–10)
  3. Crime Doesn’t Pay (1:11–16)
  4. What the Victorious King Said about the Dead King (1:17–27)

Part Two: The Coming of the Kingdom (2:1—5:3)

  1. Who Will Have This King? (2:1–11)
  2. Human Politics and the Kingdom (2:12–32)
  3. Ambitious Opportunism and the Kingdom (3:1–21)
  4. Personal Vengeance and the Kingdom (3:22–39)
  5. Wicked Violence and the Kingdom (4)
  6. Coming to the King (5:1–3) 139

Part Three: The Kingdom of David (5:4—10:19)

  1. “On Zion, My Holy Hill” (5:4–16)
  2. “The Nations Rage and the Peoples Plot in Vain” (5:17–25)
  3. “Rejoice with Trembling” (6:1–11)
  4. The Joy of Humility and the Misery of Pride (6:12–23)
  5. The Most Important Words in the World (7:1–7)
  6. The Promise (7:8–16)
  7. The King’s Prayer (7:17–29)
  8. “I Will Make the Nations Your Heritage” (8:1–6)
  9. A Kingdom of Justice and Righteousness (8:7–18)
  10. The Kindness of the King (9)
  11. Those Who Despise the Kindness of the King (10)

Part Four: The Failure of David (11—20)

  1. The Disaster (11:1–5)
  2. The Deceitful Heart (11:6–13)
  3. The Murderer (11:14–27)
  4. Shattered by the Word of God (12:1–15)
  5. Restoration (12:16–31)
  6. Like Father, Like Son (13:1–22)
  7. Vengeance and the Kingdom (13:23–39)
  8. Foolish Schemes (14)
  9. Politics and Power (15:1–12)
  10. The Darkest Day (15:13–31)
  11. People Who Met David (15:19—16:14)
  12. The Friend and the Traitor (16:15–23)
  13. The Plan That Really Matters (17)
  14. When Love and Justice Do Not Meet (18)
  15. The Return of the King (19)
  16. An Unstable Kingdom (20)

Epilogue: The Kingdom of David and the Kingdom of God (21—24)

  1. A Problem in David’s Kingdom: God’s Wrath, Part 1 (21:1–14)
  2. The Strength of David’s Kingdom: His Mighty Men, Part 1 (21:15–22)
  3. The Hope of David’s Kingdom: The Lord’s Promise, Part 1 (22)
  4. The Hope of David’s Kingdom: The Lord’s Promise, Part 2 (23:1–7)
  5. The Strength of David’s Kingdom: His Mighty Men, Part 2 (23:8–39)
  6. A Problem in David’s Kingdom: God’s Wrath, Part 2 (24)

About the Author

John Woodhouse has been the principal of Moore Theological College in Sydney, Australia, since 2002 and previously was in pastoral ministry in a suburban Sydney church. He has a passion for teaching the Bible in a way that helps people understand the various parts of Scripture in light of the center of God's revelation, Jesus.

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King David stands as one of the most important figures of world history. From children's storybooks to Michelangelo's famous statue, ancient Israel's most famous king is still remembered and recognized by people around the world three thousand years after he lived. Helping readers deepen their understanding of David's tumultuous reign, John Woodhouse highlights David's important role in salvation history--a history that began with Israel but now encompasses God's plan for the whole world. Designed as a trustworthy resource for pastors who preach and teach on a regular basis, this commentary ultimately argues that David's story is important because it lays the crucial foundation for the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, "the son of David."

Table of Contents:

Introduction: Kingdom Matters (2 Samuel and Matthew 6:9, 10)

Part One: The King Is Dead (1)

  1. A Dead King, a Victorious King, and a Time of Waiting (1:1)
  2. Who Says Crime Doesn’t Pay? (1:2–10)
  3. Crime Doesn’t Pay (1:11–16)
  4. What the Victorious King Said about the Dead King (1:17–27)

Part Two: The Coming of the Kingdom (2:1—5:3)

  1. Who Will Have This King? (2:1–11)
  2. Human Politics and the Kingdom (2:12–32)
  3. Ambitious Opportunism and the Kingdom (3:1–21)
  4. Personal Vengeance and the Kingdom (3:22–39)
  5. Wicked Violence and the Kingdom (4)
  6. Coming to the King (5:1–3) 139

Part Three: The Kingdom of David (5:4—10:19)

  1. “On Zion, My Holy Hill” (5:4–16)
  2. “The Nations Rage and the Peoples Plot in Vain” (5:17–25)
  3. “Rejoice with Trembling” (6:1–11)
  4. The Joy of Humility and the Misery of Pride (6:12–23)
  5. The Most Important Words in the World (7:1–7)
  6. The Promise (7:8–16)
  7. The King’s Prayer (7:17–29)
  8. “I Will Make the Nations Your Heritage” (8:1–6)
  9. A Kingdom of Justice and Righteousness (8:7–18)
  10. The Kindness of the King (9)
  11. Those Who Despise the Kindness of the King (10)

Part Four: The Failure of David (11—20)

  1. The Disaster (11:1–5)
  2. The Deceitful Heart (11:6–13)
  3. The Murderer (11:14–27)
  4. Shattered by the Word of God (12:1–15)
  5. Restoration (12:16–31)
  6. Like Father, Like Son (13:1–22)
  7. Vengeance and the Kingdom (13:23–39)
  8. Foolish Schemes (14)
  9. Politics and Power (15:1–12)
  10. The Darkest Day (15:13–31)
  11. People Who Met David (15:19—16:14)
  12. The Friend and the Traitor (16:15–23)
  13. The Plan That Really Matters (17)
  14. When Love and Justice Do Not Meet (18)
  15. The Return of the King (19)
  16. An Unstable Kingdom (20)

Epilogue: The Kingdom of David and the Kingdom of God (21—24)

  1. A Problem in David’s Kingdom: God’s Wrath, Part 1 (21:1–14)
  2. The Strength of David’s Kingdom: His Mighty Men, Part 1 (21:15–22)
  3. The Hope of David’s Kingdom: The Lord’s Promise, Part 1 (22)
  4. The Hope of David’s Kingdom: The Lord’s Promise, Part 2 (23:1–7)
  5. The Strength of David’s Kingdom: His Mighty Men, Part 2 (23:8–39)
  6. A Problem in David’s Kingdom: God’s Wrath, Part 2 (24)

About the Author

John Woodhouse has been the principal of Moore Theological College in Sydney, Australia, since 2002 and previously was in pastoral ministry in a suburban Sydney church. He has a passion for teaching the Bible in a way that helps people understand the various parts of Scripture in light of the center of God's revelation, Jesus.

  • Cover Type:
  • 720 Pages
  • Publisher: Crossway/Good News Publishers
  • Publication Date: October 2015
  • ISBN: SWOODHJO2SAMUELYOURKINGDOMCO9781433546136