Day 141 (2 Samuel 22-23, Psalm 57) - Year 8

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🗓️ 21 May 2026

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0:00.0	Hey Bible readers, I'm Tara Lee Cobble, and I'm your host for the Bible Recap.
0:11.2	Today we approach the end of David's life, so we're beginning to take a look back at all the many
0:15.9	ways God has worked in his life through all the ups and downs. David's doing this too in song form. His song in
0:22.5	chapter 22 bears a lot of similarity to Psalm 18, which we read on day 109. So here's a reminder of
0:28.6	what we talked about on that day. This song is a testament to the goodness of God through all of David's
0:33.9	trials. He makes a lot of claims about his righteousness here, but if we look
0:37.7	closely, we see that he describes his righteousness as being a gift from God. It is God who
0:43.8	makes his way blameless. He continues to point to God as the source of all these good things.
0:49.1	God is the one who equips him, delivers him, and protects him. David recognizes that this all
0:53.7	starts with God. He is the source of all the good things we have and, and protects him. David recognizes that this all starts with God. He is the
0:55.5	source of all the good things we have and offer back to him. The heading of Chapter 23 in my Bible
1:01.7	says, The Last Words of David. But don't worry, there's still more of David yet to come in this
1:06.6	book as well as in a couple other books. He's not dead yet. David begins by identifying himself
1:12.4	humbly as the son of Jesse. And then he identifies the ways that God has exalted the lowly
1:18.3	by raising him up and anointing him. Not only that, but God speaks to him and through him, and he serves as a
1:25.1	prophet to Israel, not just a king. God is like sunlight and rain
1:30.2	bringing life and light to David as he rules by the fear of God, in stark contrast to Saul,
1:37.0	who ruled by the fear of man. God made a covenant with David, and he continues to deal with David
1:42.4	according to that covenant. It hasn't changed,
1:45.7	and everything that has transpired in David's life has been a fixed part of God's precise,
1:50.8	unshakable plan. In verse 6, he refers to worthless men, which can be translated,
1:57.3	Men of Belial or Sons of the Devil. He says they're like thorns that will be burned up.
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