2 Samuel 12:1-23

Who sent Nathan to David? (v. 1)

• The Poor Man

• The Lord

What does this show us about God?

• God knows everything - even the things we do in secret.

• God can use other people to rebuke us when we have done wrong.

• God is gracious in helping us realize what we have done wrong.

• All of the above.

The poor man treated his little ewe lamb like a family member.

• True

• False

How did David react to what the rich man did to the poor man's lamb? (vv. 5-6)

• He got so angry.

• He said the rich man deserved to die.

• He said the rich man had to pay back fourfold.

• All of the above.

How did David react to when he realized that he was the rich man in Nathan's story? (v. 13)

• He tried to reason with Nathan saying that he only did it because he was so in love with Bathsheba.

• He immediately realized that he did wrong and recognized that he has sinned against the Lord.

What can we learn about God based on 2 Samuel 12:7-8?

• God is sovereign and generous. He was the one who made David king and gave him riches and power.

• God is powerful. He delivers His people from their enemies.

What can we learn about God based on 2 Samuel 12:9-12?

• God is our refuge. He gives us protection, safety and comfort when we run to Him in times of trouble.

• God is just. He does not allow evil to go unpunished. Wrong deeds have consequences, even when it's done by good people who are sorry for it.

What did David do when his child with Bathsheba got sick?

• He sent for the best doctors in his kingdom to treat the baby.

• He prayed and fasted, pleading with God to save his child.

What did David do when he found out that his child has died?

• He got up, freshened himself up, worshipped God and ate.

• He tore his robes and cried out to God in grief.

The way David reacted to the death of his child showed that he is truly a man after God's own heart.

• True

• False