Analysis of 2 Samuel 14 — A Parable in Borrowed Black, a Son Home Yet Still Outside, and a Kiss That Doesn’t Heal: When Return Is Not Yet Restoration
- Pr Enos Mwakalindile
- Jan 10
- 1 min read
Some chapters feel like a door opening. 2 Samuel 14 feels like a door opening—and another one staying locked. A general hires a voice. A woman walks in wearing grief like clothing. A king swears an oath. A banished son comes home. And still—he cannot see his father’s face. Two years pass like dust on an unwashed wound. Then barley burns. And reconciliation arrives—not as repentance, but as a kiss with smoke in the air.
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