2 Samuel · Chapter 7 · 2 Samuel 13–14

Absalom

Amnon's sickness for his sister Tamar and Jonadab's subtle counsel; Tamar's cakes, the shut door, and her garment of divers colors rent; Absalom's two full years and the shearers' feast at Baal-hazor; Absalom fled to Geshur; the wise woman of Tekoa — we must needs die, and are as water spilt on the ground; and no blemish in him from the sole of his foot to the crown of his head.

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  1. Chapter 7: AbsalomTitleChapter 7: Absalom2 Samuel 13 – 14
  2. TamarPage 65Tamar2 Samuel 13:1–5
  3. TamarPage 66Tamar2 Samuel 13:6–9
  4. TamarPage 67Tamar2 Samuel 13:10–13
  5. TamarPage 68Tamar2 Samuel 13:14–16
  6. TamarPage 69Tamar2 Samuel 13:17–22
  7. Baal-hazorPage 70Baal-hazor2 Samuel 13:23–27
  8. Amnon Only Is DeadPage 71Amnon Only Is Dead2 Samuel 13:28–31
  9. Amnon Only Is DeadPage 72Amnon Only Is Dead2 Samuel 13:32–39
  10. The Wise Woman of TekoaPage 73The Wise Woman of Tekoa2 Samuel 14:1–3
  11. The Wise Woman of TekoaPage 74The Wise Woman of Tekoa2 Samuel 14:4–7
  12. The Wise Woman of TekoaPage 75The Wise Woman of Tekoa2 Samuel 14:8–10
  13. The Wise Woman of TekoaPage 76The Wise Woman of Tekoa2 Samuel 14:11–14
  14. The Wise Woman of TekoaPage 77The Wise Woman of Tekoa2 Samuel 14:15–17
  15. Is the Hand of Joab with Thee?Page 78Is the Hand of Joab with Thee?2 Samuel 14:18–20
  16. Is the Hand of Joab with Thee?Page 79Is the Hand of Joab with Thee?2 Samuel 14:21–24
  17. No Blemish in HimPage 80No Blemish in Him2 Samuel 14:25–29
  18. No Blemish in HimPage 81No Blemish in Him2 Samuel 14:30–33