The Lord is angry at David – 2 Samuel 11 Flirting with disaster Dark scheming David is unrecognizable God is angry Questions: In verses 1-4, how does David escalate toward acting on this temptation? Why were his current wives and concubines not enough? Do you think David imagined this little sin of lust would lead to murder? What does this teach us about the multiplying power of sin? Can you see evidence of David's heart hardening as he got deeper into his scheming? God is rich in mercy and forgiveness, but does this mean He doesn't get angry at sin? Why or why not?