Understanding the Bible (2 Samuel 7: 1-29)

If you want to understand Scripture, there are certain passages you simply must know. Foundational passages. Pillars. Anchors. If you were building a list of essential Old Testament texts, I’d suggest you’d probably start with:

Genesis 1 — God created everything.

Genesis 3 — humanity fell.

Genesis 12 — God made a covenant with Abraham.

Exodus 14 — the Exodus, the defining moment for Israel.

Exodus 20 — the Ten Commandments.

Isaiah 53 — the suffering Messiah.

Psalm 16 — the resurrection foretold.

Psalm 23 — the Shepherd who walks with us.

But there’s another passage — one many Christians overlook — that you must understand if you want to understand the Bible as a whole.

I believe it is this passage is 2 Samuel chapter 7.

So, let’s step into it together.

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