2 Samuel 9

2 Samuel 9

David, remembering his covenant with Jonathan, asks if any of Saul's descendants remain so that he may show them kindness. He finds Mephibosheth, Jonathan’s son, who is lame in both feet. David restores to Mephibosheth all the land of his grandfather Saul and invites him to eat at the King’s table for the rest of his life. Mephibosheth, overwhelmed by this unexpected grace, accepts. This act fulfills David’s promise to Jonathan and demonstrates the king's compassionate faithfulness.

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Exodus 37

The craftsmen complete the sacred furniture: the Ark of the Covenant (made of acacia wood and gold), the mercy seat, the table of bread, and the golden lampstand.

Exodus 38

The craftsmen complete the bronze altar for burnt offerings, the bronze basin for washing, and the construction of the large courtyard surrounding the Tabernacle.

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