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Who did King David banish?
His son Absalom.
What son did King David Weep for?
King David wept for the son that Bathsheba had and for Absalom.
What son of King David was murdered at a party?
ABSALOM
What was the name of the third son of King David?
The oldest from which wife?
Who advised Absalom to rebel against his father King David?
saul
Which of King David's sons died before he did?
Absalom, King David's son, died before he did. Absalom rebelled against his father, leading to a conflict in which he was killed. King David mourned deeply for Absalom's death despite their strained relationship.
Find Absalom in the bible.?
Absalom was King David's son, in the Old Testament.
Who did King David banish?
His son Absalom.
What son did King David Weep for?
King David wept for the son that Bathsheba had and for Absalom.
What son of King David was murdered at a party?
ABSALOM
In 2 Samuel in the Bible who said 'Oh my son Absalom'?
King David said this after the death of Absalom in battle.
What was the name of the third son of King David?
The oldest from which wife?
Who advised Absalom to rebel against his father King David?
saul
Who was Absolom's mother?
Absalom's mother was Maacah, the daughter of Talmai, the king of Geshur. She was one of King David's wives.
Who was Absalom's mother?
According to Samuel II, chapter 3, verse 3, Absalom was the son of Maacha, who was the daughter of Talmai, king of Geshur. She was one of King David's wives.Sources:absalommaacah
Did king Solomon go to war with a brother?
David's first-born son was Amnon. Absalom born after Amnon of another David's wife known for his hair. Then came Adoniah and next Salomon. Absalom did revolt but it was Joab, one of the king's general who killed him.
Why did ahithophel turn against king david?
Ahithophel turned against King David primarily due to the rebellion of Absalom, David's son. Feeling disillusioned with David’s leadership and perhaps motivated by personal ambition, Ahithophel sided with Absalom, believing he could gain power by supporting the rebellion. Additionally, his counsel was sought by Absalom, which may have further solidified his decision to betray David. Ultimately, his actions reflect a combination of political opportunism and personal discontent.
