2 Samuel

The Gospel of 2 Samuel tells the story of King David, who succeeds Saul as king of Israel. Highlights include David's anointing and victory over Goliath, his friendship with Jonathan, his adultery with Bathsheba and subsequent cover-up, his census-taking rebellion against God's will, and his sons' rebellions against him. The book emphasizes David's faith and devotion to God despite his flaws, as well as his role as a great king and writer of many Psalms. In the end, David's son Solomon becomes king and brings great prosperity to Israel. The Gospel of 2 Samuel serves as a testament to the faithfulness of God's chosen leaders and the importance of repentance and obedience.