David reaches the top – 2 Samuel 10 International reputation Military dominance Economic triumph Black holes Questions: What does Hanun do in chapter 10? Why does he do this? Who picks the fight? How does this chapter describe the military might of Israel? Beginning in chapter 11, David's story is going to take a major turn. He has everything, and yet there is still discontentment in him. How does this teach and warn us? Are we more susceptible to spiritual warfare when we're on top or at the bottom? Defend your answer.