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Analysis of 2 Samuel 5 — Oil on the Forehead, Stone on the Hill, Wind in the Trees: When a Kingdom Becomes One City at a Time

Pr Enos Mwakalindile
Jan 9
1 min read

Some chapters feel like a coronation. This one feels like stitching. Old tribes bring old wounds to the kingdom headquartered in Hebron. A fortress becomes a home. A foreign king sends cedar. And in the valley, victory waits—not on the strongest sword, but on the sound of God moving through the branches.

2 Samuel 5. A crowned man sits on a golden throne outdoors, surrounded by twelve people in robes, hands raised. Sunlight beams down, mountains in background.

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