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'''Absalom''' was the third son of [[King David]] <ref>II Samuel 3:3</ref> born when David was in [[Hebron]] as told in the book of [[II Samuel]] in the [[Bible]].  He killed David's oldest son, [[Amnon]], after Amnon raped his sister [[Tamar]] and Tamar told him about it.<ref>II Samuel 13:10–20</ref>  It took two years to get his revenge and then he fled staying with the son of the king of Geshur.<ref>II Samuel 13:38</ref>

'''Absalom''' was the third son of [[King David]]<ref>II Samuel 3:3</ref> born when David was in [[Hebron]] as told in the book of [[II Samuel]] in the [[Bible]].  He killed David's oldest son, [[Amnon]], after Amnon raped his sister [[Tamar]] and Tamar told him about it.<ref>II Samuel 13:10–20</ref>  It took two years to get his revenge and then he fled staying with the son of the king of Geshur.<ref>II Samuel 13:38</ref>

David longed for his son each day.  [[Joab]], seeing David's grief, had a woman create a story that she recited before David, and then used his own words to convict him that he needed to bring back his son.<ref>II Samuel 14:1–22</ref>  When Absalom was brought back to Israel, he was not allowed to look on the face of his father David, but instead to only go to his own house.<ref>II Samuel 14:24</ref>

David longed for his son each day.  [[Joab]], seeing David's grief, had a woman create a story that she recited before David, and then used his own words to convict him that he needed to bring back his son.<ref>II Samuel 14:1–22</ref>  When Absalom was brought back to Israel, he was not allowed to look on the face of his father David, but instead to only go to his own house.<ref>II Samuel 14:24</ref>