Tale of Two Kings Part 5

Multiple Choice

Based on what you know about David's childhood/former profession,

how is he likely to respond to this story?

• He won't connect emotionally, because he has no experience with sheep or pets.

• He won't connect emotionally, because he has always been fairly rich.

• He will connect emotionally, because he had a sheep stolen once.

• He will connect emotionally, because he took care of sheep for years.

Poll

Based on David's actions up to this point, how do you think David will respond?

• He will lie about what happened--deny doing it.

• He will blame Bathsheba for tempting him.

• He will excuse what he did based on circumstances or something.

• He will confess and repent without making any excuses.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following resulted from David's real repentance?

Base your answer on what you just read and what you know about

repentance and forgiveness in the Bible in general.

• David's relationship with God is restored.

• David will never die physically.

• David will not experience consequences

  for his sin.

Open Ended

WORSHIP GOD??? Right after God let his son die?

Why would David choose to praise and thank God in this situation?

Open Ended

Name at least one heart attitude, desire, or confession

from David's song that helps us understand

what true repentance looks like.

Open Ended

Name at least one heart attitude, desire, or confession

from David's song that helps us understand

what true repentance looks like.

Open Ended

Name at least one heart attitude, desire, or confession

from David's song that helps us understand

what true repentance looks like.

Open Ended

Name at least one heart attitude, desire, or confession

from David's song that helps us understand

what true repentance looks like.

Multiple Choice

How does David's song (Psalm 51) help us understand

what it means to really repent?

• poetry communicates deep emotion--helps us see David's heart

• usually the Bible only talks about repentance in the form of songs

• David hoped no one would ever read/hear his songs

Open Ended

In the context of the book of Samuel, what can we understand the following phrase to mean?

"God looks at the heart."

Open Ended

How does this phrase specifically connect to Romans 1 or to Luke 15?

"God looks at the heart."

Open Ended

How does this ending to David's story point to the promise God made to D