1. Before the Flood 2. The Flood 3. Scattering of the People 4. Patriarchs 5. Exodus
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1. Before the Flood 2. The Flood 3. Scattering of the People 4. Patriarchs 5. Exodus 6. Wandering in the Wilderness 7. Invasion and Conquest 8. Judges 9. United Kingdom PERIODS OF BIBLE HISTORY 10. Divided Kingdom 11. Judah Alone 12. Captivity 13. Return From Captivity 14. Years of Silence 15. Life of Christ 16. Early Church 17. Letters to Christians
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PERIODS OF BIBLE HISTORY. 1. Before the Flood 2. The Flood 3. Scattering of the People 4. Patriarchs 5. Exodus 6. Wandering in the Wilderness 7. Invasion and Conquest 8. Judges 9. United Kingdom. 10. Divided Kingdom 11. Judah Alone 12. Captivity 13. Return From Captivity - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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1. Before the Flood
2. The Flood
3. Scattering of the People
4. Patriarchs
5. Exodus
6. Wandering in the Wilderness
7. Invasion and Conquest
8. Judges
9. United Kingdom
PERIODS OF BIBLE HISTORY10. Divided Kingdom
11. Judah Alone
12. Captivity
13. Return From Captivity
14. Years of Silence
15. Life of Christ
16. Early Church
17. Letters to Christians
People of Israel ask for a King
God selects Saul
Saul leads Israel to victory
Saul foolishly offers a Sacrifice
More Victories; Abner
Saul fails to destroy all of Amalekites
God rejects Saul
UNITED KINGDOM Part I Review
God Selects David as new King.
David serves Saul
David Kills Goliath and becomes a hero/leader
Jonathan and David’s Friendship
Saul’s Jealousy of David
David Flees from Saul
UNITED KINGDOM Part I Review
David and Ahimelech, Achish
David Spares Saul
David and Nabal
Saul becomes weaker, consults a medium to talk to Samuel
Saul and Jonathan die, David mourns
David becomes King in Hebron
UNITED KINGDOM Part I Review
Ishbosheth becomes king in Mahanaim
Ishbosheth, Abner die
David king over all of Israel; Captures Jerusalem
Death of Uzzah; Ark brought to Jerusalem;
Levites organized
David wants to build a house for God; told no but David’s son will.
UNITED KINGDOM Part I Review
David promised an eternal kingdom
David’s victories
David’s kindness to Mephibosheth
David commits adultery with Bathsheba
David forgiven but will suffer consequences
UNITED KINGDOM Part I Review
Sword Will Never Depart from Your House
Evil Raised Up from Your Own Family
Wives will be Taken By a Close Companion
Child Born to Bathsheba will Die
CONSEQUENCES OF DAVID’SSIN WITH BATHSHEBA
XlbharElishamaElipheletNogahNephegJaphiaElishamaEliadaElipheletOthers
ShimeaShobabNathanSolomon
BoazRuth
Obed
Jesse
David
Michal
Ahinoam
Abigail
Maacah
Haggith
Abital
Eglah
Bathsheba
(Unknown)
None
Amnon
Daniel (Chileab)
AbsalomTamarAdonijah
Shephatiah
Ithream
DAVID’S KNOWNFAMILY TREE
David’s Wives David’s Chidlren
Locations
Baal-Hazor
Tekoa
Amnon, Tamar, Jonadab, David, Absalom, Woman of Tekoa, Joab
Names to Remember
Jerusalem, Baal-Hazor (near Ephraim), Geshur, Tekoa,
Places to Remember
Chronology of 2 Samuel 13-14
Absalom ViolatesTamar
Absalom Kills
Amnonand flees
To Geshur
AmnonReturns
to his houseIn Jerusalem
DavidReceivesAbsalom
2 YRS 3 YRS 2 YRS
0 2 5 7
II Samuel 13: Amnon Violates Tamar; Absalom avenges and flees
II Samuel 14: Wise Woman of Tekoa; Absalom returns to Jerusalem.
II Samuel 15: Rise of Absalom; David flees Jerusalem
II Samuel 16: Ziba, Shimei; Absalom lies with David’s concubines
II Samuel 17: Hushai, Ahithophel counsel Absalom
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