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- Absalom Returns. What Will Happen?
- The Tables Are Turned on David
- Maacah’S Son Absalom Rebels
- David Mourns For Absalom
- What Happened to Maacah?
- What’s The Historical Setting of This Story?
What did Maacah do now?Go with her son to her father’s house in Geshur? Or remain in David’s harem? There is no information on this. But events showed there was someone at David’s court who was still working on Absalom’s behalf, and it may well have been Maacah– still in David’s harem though with her standing diminished by the disgrace that had fal...
David himself had undermined King Saul; now he was being undermined in turn by his own devious son. For it was all too obvious that the people still adored Absalom, and Absalom was making capital of the fact. For two more years David held Absalom, and presumably Maacah as well, at arm’s length. Absalom could live within the city walls but could not...
There was no time to waste, and within months of his return to the court Absalom became bolder. 1. He assumed some of the trappings of a king– a retinue of fifty bodyguards, and horses and a chariot. 2. He also publicly criticized David’s ability to act as a judge, part of the role of king. Maacah watched and waited. Four years after his return fro...
David mourned his son extravagantly. His grief, long celebrated in the arts, may have been partly genuine. He had after all lost a brilliant, beautiful son, albeit one whom he had mistreated. But David’s grief ended abruptly when Joab pointed out that mourning a rebellious son did not sit well with the families of soldiers who had died to save Davi...
We hear nothing of Maacah’s fate. As the mother of a rebellious son, her life would have been forfeit if she remained in the palace in Jerusalem, but her fate would have been almost as bad if she fled to Geshur. There was no mercy in the ancient world for a royal who failed. Her line was not wiped out. Her granddaughter Maacah II, Absalom’s daughte...
David had replaced King Saul as leader of the Jewish tribes. He was a subtle and gifted man, a military leader, poet, musician, schemer and diplomat. 1. Much of his reign was spent in fighting to gain territory and unify Israel. 2. He used a combination of military power and diplomacyto remove the threat of the Philistines and to take over the Cana...
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In Christianity, the Biblical Magi [a] ( / ˈmeɪdʒaɪ / or / ˈmædʒaɪ /; [1] singular: magus ), also known as the Three Wise Men, Three Kings, and Three Magi, [b] are distinguished foreigners who visit Jesus after his birth, bearing gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh in homage to his birth. [2]
It is impossible to decide with certainty which Pharaoh it was whose daughter Solomon took to wife. The 22nd Egyptian dynasty commenced with Sheshonk I. (the Shishak of the Bible), about b.c. 990. This monarch did much to advance the Egyptian power, which under the previous Tanite sovereigns of the 21st dynasty had sunk very low.
