Zachariah 3:1-2.
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David asks the lying defendant how he could not be afraid to come against the Lord’s anointed: Jesus Christ asks those of this world how they are not afraid to lift their hand against Israel and Christianity.
2 Samuel 1:13-14.
David and his people mourn for Saul and Jonathan: Jesus Christ and His people mourn for Israel and Christianity.
2 Samuel 1:11-12.
The defendant’s lies to David are mixed with truth to deflect guilt: When facing Jesus Christ in the judgment lies mixed with truth don’t work.
2 Samuel 1:6-10.
David asked the defendant how he knew Saul and Jonathan were dead: In the judgment, Jesus Christ asks how it is known that Israel and Christianity are dead.
2 Samuel 1:5.
David begins questioning the “defendant” from Saul’s camp: Jesus Christ will judge the “defendants” from the camp of the global culture.
2 Samuel 1:3-4.
Followers of Jesus Christ have victory in the wet and boggy mire of this world.
Zachariah 10:5.
A man from the camp of Saul bows at the feet of David: Those from the camp of this world will bow at the feet of Jesus Christ.
2 Samuel 1:2.
After David avenges on the Amalekites and Saul is dead, he condemns hostility towards Saul: When Jesus Christ comes back, after the death of Israel, He brings judgment towards hostility to Israel.
2 Samuel 1:1.
Saul and his sons are buried beneath a dry heap of stones: The State of Israel is being buried beneath a dry heap of stones.
1 Samuel 31:10-13.
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