John Luke Robertson

So you see that riff just continue throughout the story.

He said, you don't want to be on the side where you side with Joab.

You don't want to be in that camp.

Dr. Jackson didn't talk about this, but I think I've heard people mention this, but wasn't, like, when David did the census, like, wasn't that frowned upon?

Like, wasn't he, like, why was that a bad thing?

Yeah.

But he was the guy.

It's cool, too, because Dr. Jackson pointed out the redemption part with the young virgin when David's old.

But I think, too, the redemption and the restoration of the fact that Solomon is king and Solomon is the son of Bathsheba, which is this whole debacle started with 2 Samuel 11.

So I think there's even a full redemption in that of –

Solomon becoming the next king.

And it's on the hinge of David's worst mistake of his life.

Any final thoughts y'all have before we wrap it?

No, I thought it was awesome.

I mean, David's one of my favorite characters in the Bible.

And I thought Dr. Jackson did a great job articulating his life.

And even starting before that with 1 Samuel, with, oh gosh, Eli and Hannah.

Yeah.

Right?

Yeah.