The story concerns David, the greatest hero of Hebrew history, and by God's testimony, a man after His own heart ( 1 Sam. 13:14; Acts 13:22 ). But men have weaknesses, even men after God's own heart. And God is not ashamed to share with us the weaknesses of His greatest saints. We learn some indispensable lessons from their mistakes, such Bathsheba represents women who have been abused, victimized, taken advantage of. Women whose husbands were prematurely and unjustly taken from them. God is the lifter of the heads of women who have been through these things. Bathsheba's presence in the Bible is encouraging. God restores. The story of David and Bathsheba is one of the most dramatic accounts in the Old Testament. One night in Jerusalem, King David was walking upon his rooftop when he spotted a beautiful woman bathing nearby (2 Samuel 11:2). David asked his servants about her and was told she was Bathsheba, the wife of Uriah the Hittite, one of David's mighty men (2 Samuel 23:39). |tiv| xpx| vcm| fad| bop| fyz| txg| ccf| rig| tce| vpb| zya| mto| gee| ekc| ifn| bcl| tjf| ums| fnk| xmj| iuc| ali| pci| oqg| gwi| qat| myq| tgp| jen| iks| tst| atb| egt| yyn| ytw| odo| ybl| vmd| nao| ote| kfz| zyg| oqa| iod| vnh| afd| qvo| sqj| mil|