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This chapter opens the saga of Ziva and Mefiboshet. Later in the book we discover the depths of the complicated relationship between these two men. Who is...
Rabbi Amnon Bazak
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Chapter 5 describes the establishment of David's kingdom through an interesting literary structure. This lesson will explore the structure, discuss the...
Rabbi Amnon Bazak
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This chapter is one of the most significant chapters in prophetic writings. This lesson will discuss one of the major themes in the chapter: Why didn't...
Rabbi Amnon Bazak
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Bringing the Ark (Aron) to Jerusalem seemed like a necessary step, but nonetheless the attempt ends in the tragic death of Uzah. What were the...
Rabbi Amnon Bazak
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How did David correct the problems that arose when the Aron was first brought to Jerusalem? Why did Michal laugh at David, and why did David respond so...
Rabbi Amnon Bazak
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Why did David have Rehav and Ba'anah's fingers and toes cut off? Why did Rehav and Ba'ana think David would react differently to the death of Ish Boshet?...
Rabbi Amnon Bazak
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Why do Rehav and Ba'ana kill Ish Boshet? How does their action relate to the fact that they are from Be'erot? How does the surprising version of the...
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Does David carry any responsibility for Avner's murder? Why did David allow Yoav to remain in his position as commander of his army, and what was the...
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After David is accepted as king of all of Israel, he turns to the task of conquering Yevus/Jerusalem, in order to make the city into his capital. Why does...
Chapter 2 (III) Chapter 3 (I)
Rabbi Amnon Bazak
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This lesson will complete our study of the battle at the pool in Givon, and examine what could be derived from the story about Asael and Avner. We will...
