2 Kings - 2 Regum

2 Regum

24 chapters • 695 verses
Capitulum I

27 verses

David mourneth for the death of Saul and Jonathan: he ordereth the man to be slain who pretended he had killed Saul.
Capitulum II

32 verses

David is received and anointed king of Juda. Isboseth the son of Saul reigneth over the rest of Israel. A battle between Abner and Joab.
Capitulum III

39 verses

David groweth daily stronger. Abner cometh over to him: he is treacherously slain by Joab.
Capitulum IV

12 verses

Isboseth is murdered by two of his servants. David punisheth the murderers.
Capitulum V

25 verses

David is anointed king of all Israel. He taketh Jerusalem, and dwelleth there. He defeateth the Philistines.
Capitulum VI

23 verses

David fetcheth the ark from Cariathiarim. Oza is struck dead for touching it. It is deposited in the house of Obededom: and from thence carried to David's house.
Capitulum VII

29 verses

David's purpose to build a temple is rewarded with the promise of great blessings in his seed: his prayer and thanksgiving.
Capitulum VIII

18 verses

David's victories, and his chief officers.
Capitulum IX

13 verses

David's kindness to Miphiboseth for the sake of his father Jonathan.
Capitulum X

19 verses

The Ammonites shamefully abuse the ambassadors of David: they hire the Syrians to the their assistance: but are overthrown with their allies.
Capitulum XI

27 verses

David falleth into the crime of adultery with Bethsabee: and not finding other means to conceal it, causeth her husband Urias to be slain. Then marrieth her, who beareth him a son.
Capitulum XII

31 verses

Nathan's parable. David confesseth his sin, and is forgiven: yet so as to be sentenced to most severe temporal punishments. The death of the child. The birth of Solomon. The taking of Rabbath.
Capitulum XIII

38 verses

Ammon ravisheth Thamar. For which Absalom killeth him, and flieth to Gessur.
Capitulum XIV

33 verses

Joab procureth Absalom's return, and his admittance to the king's presence.
Capitulum XV

37 verses

Absalom's policy and conspiracy. David is obliged to flee.
Capitulum XVI

23 verses

Siba bringeth provisions to David. Semei curseth him. Absalom defileth his father's wives.
Capitulum XVII

29 verses

Achitophel's counsel is defeated by Chusai: who sendeth intelligence to David. Achitophel hangeth himself.
Capitulum XVIII

33 verses

Absalom is defeated, and slain by Joab. David mourneth for him.
Capitulum XIX

43 verses

David, at the remonstrances of Joab, ceaseth his mourning. He is invited back and met by Semei and Miphiboseth: a strife between the men of Juda and the men of Israel.
Capitulum XX

26 verses

Seba's rebellion. Amasa is slain by Joab. Abela is besieged, but upon the citizens casting over the wall the head of Seba, Joab departeth with all his army.
Capitulum XXI

22 verses

A famine of three years, for the sin of Saul against the Gabaonites, at whose desire seven of Saul's race are crucified. War again with the Philistines.
Capitulum XXII

51 verses

King David's psalm of thanksgiving for his deliverance from all his enemies.
Capitulum XXIII

39 verses

The last words of David. A catalogue of his valiant men.
Capitulum XXIV

25 verses

David numbereth the people: God sendeth a pestilence, which is stopt by David's prayer and sacrifice.

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