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Analysis of 2 Samuel 3 — Long War, Silent Women, and a Murder at the Gate: When a Kingdom Advances Through Broken Hands

Pr Enos Mwakalindile
Jan 9
1 min read

Some chapters feel like a march. This one feels like a slow leak. A kingdom grows stronger. Another fades like a lamp at dawn. In the middle, a woman is moved like property, a general changes sides like the wind, and a funeral song becomes a public verdict.

reflecting 2 Samuel 3: One warrior is shown with his hand firmly grasping his opponent by the head or hair, pulling him close in a fatal clinch. — Generals fall together as Israel’s civil war deepens after Saul.

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