David Returns to Jerusalem Joab is told of David’s “weeping” and “mourning” for his son Absalom (vv. 1-2). Instead of majoring
on their triumph as an occasion for celebration the people sneak back into the city because
cowardice has forced them to flee the battlefield (v. 3). …
Shimei And Mephiboseth Meet With David Shimei, with a thousand others from Benjamin, and Ziba, the servant from Saul’s family, hurried to
meet King David at the Jordan river (vv. 16-17). They helped escort David’s family and servants back
across the river and Shimei bowed down in front of David (v. 18). He said, “ …
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David Returns to Jerusalem
Joab is told of David’s “weeping” and “mourning” for his son Absalom (vv. 1-2). Instead of majoring on their triumph as an occasion for celebration the people sneak back into the city because cowardice has forced them to flee the battlefield (v. 3). …
Shimei And Mephiboseth Meet With David
Shimei, with a thousand others from Benjamin, and Ziba, the servant from Saul’s family, hurried to meet King David at the Jordan river (vv. 16-17). They helped escort David’s family and servants back across the river and Shimei bowed down in front of David (v. 18). He said, “ …