2 Samuel 23–24: On David's Final Words, the Temple's Future Address, and 1–2 Samuel's Messianic Finale (Ep. 110)

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🗓️ 20 March 2024

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

The end of 2 Samuel is odd: it portrays the king at cruising altitude and then describes his bumpy descent. What's going on here? Alex Duke chats with Jim Hamilton and Sam Emadi about the messianic finale of 2 Samuel 23–24.

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0:00.0	Now, this threshing floor is where the temple is going to be built.
0:05.0	Okay, so now I understand what Sam was talking about about the temple a few minutes ago.
0:09.0	Yeah.
0:10.0	This threshing floor is where this is.
0:11.0	Yes, this threshing floor is where the temple is going to be built.
0:13.0	And we've just had a situation where an angel had a drawn sword and was going to destroy
0:20.0	Jerusalem in this vicinity that Solomon began to build
0:24.2	the temple in the mountains of Mariah.
0:26.4	I think it's the case that.
0:35.5	Welcome to episode 110 of Bible Talk, a podcast brought to you by Nine Marks.
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0:47.3	slash talk.
0:48.6	Sam, have you visited Nine Marks.org slash talk?
0:51.1	I do it every day.
0:52.4	Wow.
0:52.7	Okay.
0:53.2	I don't believe that.
0:55.6	So last week...
0:56.4	Shouldn't bear false witness.
0:58.6	So last week we talked about part one of Second Samuel's epilogue, chapters 21 and 22.
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