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    TOM on 2 Samuel 22 - 2 years ago
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    Streetpreacher on 2 Samuel 22 - In Reply on 2 Samuel 22 - 2 years ago
    This is what King David does in the two psalms at the close of 2 Samuel. Second Samuel 22 records David's reflections, penned at the outset of his reign as Israel's king.105 The first seven verses of chapter 23 are a second psalm; this one is perhaps David's last psalm. We are told that this inspired reflection at the end of his reign as Israel's king contains some of his last words as Israel's king. Together, these two psalms of David give us his inspired appraisal of the hand of God in his life as the King of Israel, from the outset of that reign to its closing days.

    As I have already said -- and as you can see from most translations -- the words of reflection in our text are Hebrew poetry, two psalms if you would. In fact, 2 Samuel 22 is virtually identical with Psalm 18, with very minor variations.

    These psalms of David are songs. Second Samuel 22 is actually the longest of David's psalms: 106

    In form and content.
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