2 Samuel 3 Explained: Abner’s Defection, Joab’s Revenge & David’s Integrity | Episode 293
2 Samuel 3 explained. What does 2 Samuel 3 teach about leadership, justice, and God’s quiet work in establishing David’s kingdom? In this episode we unpack the shifting balance of power between the house of Saul and the house of David, the dramatic change in Abner’s allegiance, and the tragic consequences of personal vengeance.
The chapter begins by showing the steady growth of David’s house while the house of Saul grows weaker. After a dispute with Ish-bosheth, Abner decides to transfer his support to David, recognising that the Lord has chosen David to rule over all Israel. What follows is…
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