Animated Bible Stories: Absalom Rebels Against King David-Old Testament 

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Great tie in there

I have thought about it. Maybe! lol

Yes. It can get to you.

Did you know there’s an ability where you can slow or speed up the speed of the video? 😀

@@NZ-te3dc I recently found that option. Thank you.

Awesome! Hope you passed ❤ Lord bless you. Jesus Christ is coming soon !

It wasn't detailed in the video, but he received false divination that he was to become king and laid with his father's concubine. He took revenge instead of pursuing law to later say he was capable of being just. He was a fool.

@@sadistyk_1671 Not only a fool. Evil! Proud, beautiful, deceitful. And rebelled against his father. Does that remind you of anyone?! The Bibel has storys of People who showed great qualities. But the Bibel tells us nothing about what they looked like. But they were people worthy of imitation. Absalom shared the same mentality as God's foremost enemy. A warning example.

@ellie I was not trying to look smart, but I admit that my languages skills is not top notch! You don't have to be smart to see the Similarities in the actions of Satan and Absalom. A child can see that (Genesis 3:1-5 compare 2 Samuel 15:1-6) Absalom who probably were smart couldn't see that, he was so blinded by his arrogance. It takes smart and well educated people to write books that only smart and well educated people can understand. But it takes a God to write a book that only humble people can understand. Joseph, who only had a few scriptures to base his faith on, understood that it would displease God to have sex with Potiphar's wife. The Law was not written! Joseph probably contemplated Bible storys that existed back then and based his conduct opon them. But Absalom did not compare his own actions with the Law or Bible Storys that existed when he lived. The reason why the Hebrew and Aramaic texts are preserved is found in Romans 15:4. The reason is so we, that live now, can compare our own conduct, moral standards to the Storys and behavior of the Past. The reason for my comment was that I was surprised by some immature interpretations here. Some seem to read the Bible as if it were a comic book. Some comments here I perceive as : My favorite in Batman is the Joker.

Did you read the full story?

So absalom sister is perona from one piece

Do you know the meaning of womanizer? It's having casual sex with different women. They were all his wives or concubines.

How many women he slept with from the exile to the reign of king. The scripture already caught he is the womaniser and thus his son Solomon too broke his father record

​@@yuriboyka5346 I wish to have 5 husbands. I wonder if that's possible

Right!

Worse? Abel was a pure innocent child of God. Absalom killed a rapist. Absalom was a hero. Love him.

Absalom is misunderstood 🤦🏽‍♂️

@@TemplarX2If that's all you see about Absalom then you must be blind or demon possessed. Absalom claimed to punish his sister's rape, but this is the same guy who forced himself on his own father's wives. Absalom not only rebelled against God's ordained King, David but also tried to have him killed. He deceived the whole of Israel for his own gain, thinking he would become King by force. He's essentially like the devil rebelling against God. If you can't see this then you are simply lost.

@@hillario7765 You are talking nonsense. Absalom is only vilified because he lost. Beside, David loved Absalom. He was great heroic prince and a beloved son. Had he won, David would have been the villain. The Bible is the work of men not God. God had nothing to do with all this. I personally like Absalom although I don't like the part of where he betrayed his father particularly. He loved his sister. Family is everything. God doesn't interfere in the affairs of men contrary to belief. It would be wrong to take side. Men are inspired by God and do a lot of great things as well as atrocities in His name. This doesn't mean God is directly involved.

​@@TemplarX2 Like I said before, emotion and revenge is all you choose to see, all you want to see. You just cannot see it any other way. It must be stemming from some kind of personal experience or personal issue that you feel a need to project onto the characters of the story as to feel a sense of power or victory. Hope you find healing. To add, if the Bible be the work of men and not God then who is your god, the one you talk of and how do you relate with that god of yours? Imagination? Hope? Guesswork?