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A Merciful Savior

Apr 25, 2012
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Today’s Bible Study April 25, 2012

“…but he will eat regularly at my table” (2 Samuel 9:7).

Ancestry of The Two Current Priests:

Ancestry of Zadok and Abimelech

To Find (look for):

  1. Why did David show kindness to Mephibosheth (2 Samuel 9:7)?

  2. How do you see David’s kindness similar to Christ (2 Samuel 9:10)?

To Mind (key point): Mephibosheth was Jonathan’s living son, who was lame in both feet because his nurse dropped him while fleeing during a battle when he was very young. David promised to care for Mephibosheth for the remainder of his life and to treat him as a son.

To Bind (apply to our lives): Today, we see David as a merciful savior whose actions grew out of a loving covenant he had made with Jonathan long before. Through an act of grace, David called him by name and made him a son, providing for him from then on. This kind of kindness in Hebrew is referred to as “hesed” and is otherwise known as “loyal love.” This is the kind of love Jesus has for us. Do you remember your promises, living out Christ’s “loyal love” through you?

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