The greatest domestic problem King David experienced which almost cost him his kingdom was

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 2002 Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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The greatest domestic problem King David experienced which almost cost him his kingdom was
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The greatest domestic problem that King David experienced, which almost cost him his kingdom, was the revolt of his son Absalom against him. Absalom had gained popularity and had plotted to overthrow his father's reign. He succeeded in gathering a large number of followers and staged a rebellion. This led to a fierce battle between the forces of King David and Absalom, in which Absalom was killed, and the rebellion was quashed. This incident caused immense grief to King David, who lamented over the loss of his son.
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