2 Samuel 7:8-16
• The Lord Almighty said to David that he was to be rule over the people of Israel.
• God will also give rest to David from all his enemies.
• He promised David a lot of things including the following: The Lord himself will establish a house for him, and he will give him an offspring, as well as having the love for David.
2 Samuel 23:1-5
• These were the covenants made with David concerning his reign.
• David knew that God spoke through him, revealing His thoughts.
• Also talks about in the end of the passage 1-5 about grating him things that David desires.
Psalm 2
• David, who was God’s anointed King, was a warrior who had to deal with a lot of challenges.
• God is our creator and we are his children, but the King had a different relationship.
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Isaiah 11:1-5
• Explaining the stump of Jesse.
• God had promised David, Jesse’s son, that his descendants would rule forever.
• When those descendants failed to meet the criteria of the promise, the tree was cut down.
• This passage talks about how God is just. He had a time when we completely right all the wrong things.
• The Word of God brings justice to us today.
Jeremiah 23:5
• The Lord is to raise up David, the King, who Will reign wisely and do what is just and right in the land.
Ezekiel 34:23-24; 37:24-28
34:23-24
• David was a shepherd who looked over the flock.
• He tended to the animals there.
• The Lord with be their God.
• The servant David will be prince among the nation.
37:24-28
• The servant David was the king and they would only have one shepherd.
• Israel will follow his laws and keep them.
• Basically they made a covenant and that covenant would establish peace.
Hosea 3:5
• The Israelites will live without a king or prince, without