| King David |
Creation date: 12-Jan-2021 |
| Also a Representation of Israel | Last updated: 24-May-2024 |
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| 1 | Predisposed Judgment Against David | 2 | King David is Model of Israel |
| 3 | The Sheppard | 4 | Killing of Goliath, a Future Connection with Golgotha? |
| 5 | Friendship with Jonathan | 6 | Anointed King |
| 7 | Bathsheba Temptation and David's Harem | 8 | Archeological Evidence |
| 9 | Consequences of the Murder and Adultery | 10 | Role in Preparing the Temple |
| 11 | Future Role in the Millennial Kingdom |
Perhaps many people, that include this author when first becoming a new Christian, have initially harbored some resentments against King David in the scriptures because of the:
by a man who had lavish wealth and a harem, which indicates acting on lustful and selfish carnality at the expense of others even unto their death.
Reading the scriptures will lead us to greater discoveries about King David's life that while it was tarnished, with consequences, but God's Glory through King David was accomplished in marvelous ways that redeems King David in our viewpoints that also is inspiration for all of us as we are all sinners that need Jesus Christ for Salvation.
If the scriptures were a collection of myths then there would not be any of the principle characters in the history that commit and participate in horrible sins, and then having the person also be chosen by God to do wonderful things in their life as one of God's representatives.
The entirety of the scriptures does contain examples of many people who failed, suffered consequences, and then repented with trust in God for correction. King David is one of the greatest examples in the scriptures for us to learn from his mistakes and triumphs. All of us, from the littlest of sins, have tarnished lives that God's work in us will accomplish God's Goals when we have Faith in Him and humble ourselves to the moment by moment goals presented to us for God's Glory, along with our glory because of God Only, as we are Ambassadors for God.
Back in the earlier 1980s this author was listening to a old recording from Emil Gaverluk, while driving into work, that resonated in my memory on a comment that Emil made about King David. Emil said that he had a hard time not being very disappointed with King David because of the actions with Bathsheba and Uriah until Email said that he got a thought in answer to a prayer.
The prayer was asking God to help in understanding why King David could do the evil things he did, and why it was allowed to happen along being recorded in the scriptures. Emil said a thought came into his mind as if someone was shouting the words to him in a loving way, and Emil knew it was an answer from God through the Holy Spirit! The thought was "King David is idiomatic of Israel!" Emil, in the recording, said from that point on he loved reading about King David along with scriptures written by King David, and this author does also.
Since that time of hearing what Emil Gaverluk stated about the idiom of King David, this author hasn't heard this from this any other Biblical Scholar where I believe Emil did find an accurate idiom model as God uses encryptions, patterns, models, a heptadic structure and Gematria throughout the entire Bible to confirm the scriptures have origins as outside of our time domain by God who exists in Eternity.
Israel had the times of loving their God for the delivery of slavery, conquering most of the Promise Land areas, conquering of adversaries, and then the spiritual adultery at times when they allowed foreign fake gods into Israel. All of us have potentially had times we offended God also and then renewed ourselves.
God created Adam and it wasn't until the
Probably one of the most widely known scriptural references in the scriptures by everyone in the world, that may not even be a Christian, is the famous history of David as a young man meeting the Giant Goliath in battle where David was representing the entirety of Israel, and Goliath was representing the Philistines. The winner of the battle, unto death, would then
There are so many beautiful, thought provoking, liberating, inspiring verses here in the first few chapters of Genesis which almost jumps off of the page requiring examination where the writer had to restrain himself to stay on topic while writing.
Anointed King
Besheba Temptation
Archeological Evidence
The Tel Dan inscription is proof ...
Consequences of the Murder and Adultery
Role in the Preparing the Temple
Future Role in the Millennial Kingdom
In Ezekiel 37:24-28, the scripture lets us know that King David will have a place and role in the 1000 Millennial Kingdom. He will be a prince over the nation of Israel, under Jesus Christ.
| Ezekiel 37:24 | 24 My servant David will be king over them, and they will all have one shepherd; and they will walk in My ordinances and keep My statutes and observe them. 25 They will live on the land that I gave to Jacob My servant, in which your fathers lived; and they will live on it, they, and their sons and their sons sons, forever; and David My servant will be their prince forever. 26 I will make a covenant of peace with them; it will be an everlasting covenant with them. And I will place them and multiply them, and will set My sanctuary in their midst forever. 27 My dwelling place also will be with them; and I will be their God, and they will be My people. 28 And the nations will know that I am the Lord who sanctifies Israel, when My sanctuary is in their midst forever. |
| Acts 2:22-36 |
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