2 Samuel 9

Commentary

2 Samuel 9 is a chapter that focuses on the story of David and Mephibosheth, the son of Jonathan. This chapter is a beautiful example of God's grace and mercy, as well as David's loyalty and kindness. The chapter begins with David asking if there is anyone left from Saul's family, as he wishes to show kindness to them. He is told of Mephibosheth, the son of Jonathan, who is lame in both feet. David sends for him and shows him kindness, restoring to him all the land that belonged to Saul and his family. This act of kindness is a beautiful example of God's grace and mercy. David is showing kindness to someone who is not even related to him, simply because he is a descendant of Saul. This is a reminder of God's grace and mercy, which is extended to us even when we do not deserve it. David also shows loyalty to Jonathan, his friend and former king. He remembers the covenant he made with Jonathan and honors it by showing kindness to Jonathan's son. This is a reminder of the importance of loyalty and friendship, and how it can be a powerful force for good. In conclusion, 2 Samuel 9 is a beautiful example of God's grace and mercy, as well as David's loyalty and kindness. It is a reminder of the importance of loyalty and friendship, and how it can be a powerful force for good.