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Absalom welcomed the people and acted as if he cared about them. In this way, he won their loyalty through false concern.
Absalom revolted against David eleven years after Amnon violated Tamar (compare 2 Samuel 13:23, 38; 14:28; 15:7). This was around the twenty-fifth year of David's thirty-three-year rule in Jerusalem.
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Absalom: David's rebellious son who tried to usurp the throne Israel: Patriarch, son of Isaac, father of twelve tribes
Glossary
Absalom Courts and Trials David Gilead (Place) Joab Kings, Books of First and Second Nathan Proverbs, Book of Samuel, Books of First and Second
Topics
Absalom: His Demagogism Ambition: Absalom Candidate: Electioneering By, Instance of, Absalom Demagogism: Absalom Diplomacy: Absalom Winning the People Electioneering by Absalom Flattery by Absalom Flattery: Absalom Ingratitude: Absalom Politics: Absalom, Electioneering for the Throne Popularity: Absalom Usurpation of Political Functions by Absalom