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When did David speak the words of the song according to 2 Samuel 22.1?
The Day the Lord Delivered Him out of the Hand of His Enemies and Saul
According to 2 Samuel 22.2, the Lord is described as being David's what?
Rock, Fortress, and Deliverer
According to 2 Samuel 22.3, God saved David from what?
Violence
Fill in the blank according to 2 Samuel 22.5-6: the waves of _______ compassed me, the floods of _________ made me afraid, the sorrows of ______ compassed me, and the snares of _______ prevented me.
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Where did God hear David's voice out of according to 2 Samuel 22.7?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.7, David's cry entered God's what?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.8, why did the Heavens and Earth shake?
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Fill in the blank according to 2 Samuel 22.9: there was _____ out of his nostrils, and _______ out of his mouth devoured, ______ were kindled by it.
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According to 2 Samuel 22.11, what did God ride upon when he came down?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.13, through the brightness before God was what kindled?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.15, what two things did God send out?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.16, the channels of the sea appeared and the foundations of the world were discovered at what?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.19, David's enemies prevented him in what day?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.20, why did God bring David into a large place and deliver him?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.21, how did God reward and recompense David?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.24, David was upright before God and kept himself from what?
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Fill in the blank according to 2 Samuel 22.27-28: with the __________ thou wilt show thyself ____________, with the ______________ man thou wilt show thyself ______________.With the _____________ thou wilt show thyself ___________, and with ______________ thou wilt show thyself ______________.
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According to 2 Samuel 22.29, the Lord is described as lighting the darkness and being a what?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.30, by God David ran through what, and leaped over what?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.31, God's way is perfect and He is a what to all those that trust him?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.32, what two questions are asked concerning God?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.34, God made David's feet like what feet?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.35, God taught David's hands to war so what type of bow was broken in his arms?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.37, what did God do so David did not slip?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.40, what did God gird David with?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.41, God gave David the what of his enemies so he might destroy them that hated him?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.43, David beat them as small as what?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.43, David stamped them as what?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.44, God made David a head over what people that he didn't know would serve him?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.45, who shall submit themselves to me as soon as they hear?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.46, who shall be afraid out of their close places and fade away?
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According to 2 Samuel 22.50, where shall David give thanks unto the Lord, and sing praises to God's name?
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Study Notes
Key Themes and Highlights from 2 Samuel 22
- David sang a song of praise to God after being delivered from his enemies and Saul.
- The Lord is referred to as David's vital protector, described as Rock, Fortress, and Deliverer.
- God saved David from violent threats and danger.
- Imagery of distress: David describes waves of death and floods of ungodly men encircling him, highlighting his despair.
- David cried out to God from His Temple, and God heard him.
- God's wrath caused the heavens and earth to shake, symbolizing His power.
- The vivid description of smoke and fire from God's nostrils illustrates divine anger.
- God's descent to aid David included riding upon a cherub.
- Brightness before God ignited coals of fire, signifying His formidable presence.
- God launched arrows and lightning as tools of His might to protect David.
- At the Divine rebuke, the sea channels appeared, demonstrating God’s authority over nature.
- David's enemies beset him during calamitous times, but God intervened.
- God brought David into a spacious place because He delighted in him, emphasizing the relationship dynamics.
- Divine recognition of David's righteousness and purity led to God's rewards for him.
- David kept himself from iniquity, asserting his uprightness before God.
- God’s varied manifestations respond to human character: merciful and upright to the faithful, yet froward to the perverse.
- The Lord illuminates the darkness, serving as a guiding lamp in David's life.
- With divine strength, David was empowered to overcome obstacles and foes.
- God is described as a buckler, symbolizing protection for those who trust in Him.
- David poses rhetorical questions acknowledging God's supremacy and uniqueness as a rock.
- God granted David agility and swiftness, likened to hinds' feet.
- David received training in combat, leading to breaking a steel bow with his hands.
- The Lord ensured David's stability by enlarging his steps to prevent slips.
- God equipped David with strength for battles, enhancing his combat capabilities.
- David was granted the necks of his enemies, symbolizing conquest and dominion.
- He defeated enemies completely, likening their dispersion to dust, exemplifying total victory.
- David's authority extended over people he had not previously known, suggesting his rise to leadership.
- Upon hearing of David’s strength, strangers were compelled to submit.
- Strangers were filled with fear, causing them to retreat from their strongholds.
- David committed to giving thanks and praise to God among foreign nations, acknowledging divine faithfulness.
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