Summarize the main events that happen in 2 Samuel 13-19.

How does this passage function as a fulfillment of Nathan’s prophecy in 2 Samuel 12:10-12?

The Bible is clear that God’s people who trust in Christ will never suffer under the wrath of God in hell. Why do you think that God allows Christians to suffer consequences resulting from sin in this life?

Why do you think that Absalom’s conspiracy and rebellion are especially painful for David?

How does this text serve as a warning for God’s people to fight diligently against sin and temptation? How can we, as Christians today, be seeking to heed and obey that warning?

How does David exhibit godly characteristics of a good father and a good king in this text?

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