Absalom’s sheep-shearers’ feast

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Absalom’s sheep-shearers’ feast is the celebratory gathering in the biblical narrative where Absalom orchestrates the killing of his half-brother Amnon in revenge for Tamar.

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sheepshearers’ feast at Baal-hazor 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biblical event
celebratory gathering
feast
associatedWithFigure King David NERFINISHED
Tamar NERFINISHED
commandedBy Absalom NERFINISHED
followsEvent Amnon’s rape of Tamar
David’s anger but inaction toward Amnon
hasContext aftermath of Amnon’s rape of Tamar
hasDeclinedBy King David NERFINISHED
hasInvitedGuest Amnon NERFINISHED
King David NERFINISHED
all the king’s sons
hasMainAgent Absalom NERFINISHED
hasMotive revenge for Tamar
hasOccasion sheep-shearing
hasParticipant Absalom NERFINISHED
Absalom’s servants NERFINISHED
Amnon NERFINISHED
King David’s sons
hasPerpetrators Absalom’s servants
hasPlan assassination of Amnon
hasPrecededBy two years of Absalom’s silence toward Amnon
hasSetting Absalom’s estate
hasTheme consequences of sexual sin
deception
family violence in the house of David
revenge
hasTriggerCondition Amnon becoming merry with wine
hasVictim Amnon NERFINISHED
isPartOf narrative of Absalom’s rebellion
literaryFunction turning point in the tragedy of David’s household
literaryGenreContext Deuteronomistic history NERFINISHED
narratedIn 2 Samuel 13
Second Book of Samuel NERFINISHED
precedesEvent Absalom’s eventual return to Jerusalem
Absalom’s exile in Geshur NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Christianity
Judaism
resultsIn flight of Absalom
killing of Amnon
mourning of King David
takesPlaceIn Baal-hazor NERFINISHED
takesPlaceNear Ephraim NERFINISHED

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Amnon deathLocation Absalom’s sheep-shearers’ feast
Absalom’s revenge on Amnon hasSetting Absalom’s sheep-shearers’ feast
this entity surface form: sheepshearers’ feast at Baal-hazor