2 Samuel 2 - 'Abner and Joab' - Sermon - Jesmond Parish Church - Clayton TV

[@rickiw8643]

I loved this sermon. Scriptural and to the point, easy to find the application to our lives. And all of this in less than 30 minutes - I don't get why messages have to be communicated in rambling, elongated sermons. Thanks sincerely and God bless you and your congregation.

[@claytontv]

Thanks for your encouragement Rick! 🥰 glad Ian's sermon has been so helpful for you!

[@clydebrundage3215]

Very good sermon! Thank you.

[@claytontv]

We're so glad you found it helpful Clyde! ☺️

[@vahidm6119]

Although I’ve read this before, today when reading this book, I couldn’t comprehend what exactly was going on. Thank you for this teaching. Praise The Most High God of Jacob Israel!

[@kellycharles6592]

This story has been giving a headache to comprehend.but I got it clear

[@tonstertoaster618]

Amen

[@gilmerpuckett5727]

Yeah thanks I appreciate it a lot. The way it's worded was hard to wrap my head around it

[@ggs1]

Praise the Lord Jesus Christ

[@MrBKuv]

Thanks for explaining this. I’ve watched other videos and the speakers seem baffled by these chapters and end up talking about something else, but you stuck with it and it makes sense. It’s the -refectory message for these troubled political times in my country, the USA.

[@josephpendleton4927]

I recommend my video on Joab and David which shows the actual truth.

[@andimom2010]

Came here as I thought adonijah and joab were more indicative of our present times

[@Rockadocious]

I read 2 Samuel and started this chapter (read 2xs) about 4 days ago. I refused to not understand it so I stayed on this book. For the last few days I've been through some spiritual trials and personal circumstances, so I had to put this search on hold. I am just coming back to this tonight and thankful ran into this video. This makes sense to me now more than ever. It's applicable to what I'm going through at this very moment. I needed to see this. Talk about God having me here exactly where I am. Thank you. God bless.

[@tonstertoaster618]

In Jesus name Amen

[@Irvigon]

Joab is an interesting man. He kills people but knows how to get the job done and sometimes gives good advice. What he lacked was true faith and love for God. God's will must come before our career and our own selfish desires.

[@claytontv]

+Irvigon Thanks for your comment Irvigon

[@josephpendleton4927]

Joab was a nice man who kept Law of Moses. If you look carefully, then you will realize that Joab didn't do anything wrong.

[@scottsevert]

I just read and reread II Samuel 2-3 a couple times & could not track what Abner & Joab were up to & whose side they were on. This cleared it up! Thanks.

[@claytontv]

So glad it helped!

[@martinbueno821]

Do you think that Jonathon, Saul's son could have been spared of death?

[@martinbueno821]

He was jealous of David?

[@josephpendleton4927]

Joab had the legal right (Numbers 35 verse 19) to execute Abner since Abner murdered Asahel who was the brother of Joab and Abishai. I exposed the truth about the innocence of Joab in my video on the truth about Joab and David.

[@martinbueno821]

Solomon said he killed two who were better men than him. Are you a greater king than Solomon that you are right over him, who was blessed by god?

[@martinbueno821]

Lol I don't care it is just kind of funny that you may not have read that. 2nd kings.

[@josephpendleton4927]

@@martinbueno821 Just because Solomon said it doesn't mean that he is right. Solomon wasn't alive when Joab killed Abner. When Joab killed Amasa, Solomon was a very little child. Solomon is also a human being. He violated the commandments of God by going after many women from other religious backgrounds and established idolatry in his kingdom which led to the separation of his kingdom after his death.

[@martinbueno821]

Joab murdered Abner. Why do you think the scriptures say that he held on to the horns. You do not have better judgement than Solomon.

[@martinbueno821]

God was pleased with Solomon's decisions or he would not have come to him in dream.