Analysis of 2 Samuel 4 — Good News with Blood on It and a King Who Won’t Touch It: When Opportunists Try to Build a Throne in the Dark

Pr Enos Mwakalindile
Jan 9
1 min read

Some chapters feel like thunder. This one feels like a door left open at night. A leader dies. A weak king folds inward. Two men carry a head like a trophy— and discover that David’s throne will not be built with borrowed violence.

2 Samuel 4. Red liquid creates a dramatic splash against a dark background, forming a crown-like splash pattern. Ripples and reflections are visible.

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