- 1 2 Kingdoms 1 Α′ David mourns Saul and Jonathan, executes the Amalekite, and sings the lament of the fallen mighty. PDF
- 2 2 Kingdoms 2 Β′ David is anointed in Hebron while Abner raises Saul's house against him and the civil war begins. PDF
- 3 2 Kingdoms 3 Γ′ Abner's defection should unite the kingdom, but Joab murders him and deepens the bloodguilt of the age. PDF
- 4 2 Kingdoms 4 Δ′ The house of Saul collapses as Ish-bosheth is murdered and David judges the killers. PDF
- 5 2 Kingdoms 5 Ε′ David is made king over all Israel, captures Zion, and defeats the Philistines under the Lord's guidance. PDF
- 6 2 Kingdoms 6 Ϛ′ The ark comes to the city of David through judgment, rejoicing, and the clash between holy fear and royal joy. PDF
- 7 2 Kingdoms 7 Ζ′ The Lord refuses David's house-building plan and instead establishes the everlasting covenant of David's house. PDF
- 8 2 Kingdoms 8 Η΄ David's victories and just rule show the Lord establishing his kingdom over surrounding nations. PDF
- 9 2 Kingdoms 9 Θ′ For Jonathan's sake, David shows covenant mercy to Mephibosheth and restores him to Saul's table and land. PDF
- 10 2 Kingdoms 10 Ι′ David's kindness to Ammon is answered with humiliation and war, and the Lord gives victory through Joab and David. PDF
- 11 2 Kingdoms 11 ΙΑ′ David's adultery with Bathsheba and murder of Uriah become the great turning point of his reign. PDF
- 12 2 Kingdoms 12 ΙΒ′ Nathan confronts David, judgment enters his house, the child dies, and Solomon is born under mercy. PDF
- 13 2 Kingdoms 13 ΙΓ′ Amnon's violation of Tamar unleashes grief, hatred, and the revenge that drives Absalom into exile. PDF
- 14 2 Kingdoms 14 ΙΔ′ Through Joab and the wise woman, Absalom returns to Jerusalem, but unreconciled ambition keeps ripening toward revolt. PDF
- 15 2 Kingdoms 15 ΙΕ′ Absalom steals Israel's heart, drives David from Jerusalem, and turns the kingdom into open rebellion. PDF
- 16 2 Kingdoms 16 ΙϚ′ David's humiliation on the road contrasts with Absalom's usurpation and the deepening fracture of the kingdom. PDF
- 17 2 Kingdoms 17 ΙΖ′ Counsel, prayer, and providence overturn Ahithophel's strategy and preserve David in the crisis of Absalom's revolt. PDF
- 18 2 Kingdoms 18 ΙΗ′ Absalom's revolt ends in defeat and his death, leaving David victorious but shattered in grief. PDF
- 19 2 Kingdoms 19 ΙΘ′ David's return to Jerusalem exposes lingering bitterness, contested loyalties, and the fragile work of restoration. PDF
- 20 2 Kingdoms 20 Κ′ Sheba's revolt briefly reopens civil war until Joab's violence and a wise woman's intervention end the threat. PDF
- 21 2 Kingdoms 21 ΚΑ′ Famine, atonement, and battles with Philistine giants show both the weight of Saul's bloodguilt and the Lord's deliverance. PDF
- 22 2 Kingdoms 22 ΚΒ′ David's great song praises the Lord as rock, warrior, and deliverer who rescued him from all his enemies. PDF
- 23 2 Kingdoms 23 ΚΓ′ David's last words and the deeds of his mighty men frame the kingdom in promise, loyalty, and blood-forged service. PDF
- 24 2 Kingdoms 24 ΚΔ′ David's census brings plague and mercy, and the threshing floor altar closes the book in judgment, sacrifice, and hope. PDF