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"Everybody Loves David"—if they'd had sitcoms in roughly 1000 B.C., they might have had one...
In the story of David's life, God is the man in his corner—the Paulie to his Rocky,...
Absalom is a daring figure—even though he's doomed, he deserves some admiration, despite...
We don't really get much insight into Bathsheba's thought processes or psychology. We know that...
Nathan's a good dude. He speaks truth to power, calling out David for murdering Uriah and...
Joab shows up quite a bit in 2 Samuel—and he doesn't exactly come out smelling like roses....
Abner is originally the chief general of Saul's son Ishbaal's army, fighting against David. But...
Ahithophel is a wise counselor—though not a particularly loyal one, since he abandons David...
The women in this book endure an intense amount of suffering, and David's daughter, Tamar, is...
Amnon, David's first-born son, is a wholly repulsive character: he rapes his own...
Ishbaal is one of Saul's four sons and David's main rival to be the undisputed king of all...
There's not too much to say about Jonadab. He's a crafty guy who tells Amnon that if he wants to...
Poor Uriah guy gets a really raw deal. Plenty of people wind up getting unfairly attacked,...
Rizpah is another character who has nothing but suffering and a hard time. The same former...
Michal is one of David's wives and one of Saul's daughters. Although David had originally won her...
Joab hires this wise woman from Tekoa to try to get David to forgive his son Absalom and let him...
Abishai, the brother of Joab, is one of David's most fearsome warriors. He's not quite one of the...
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