Capitolo 24
It is David "he/she wrote in the letter, while saying, Fixed ye Uriah in the first line of
the warmest battle, and it retires ye from him, that he can be tormented and
dies....
"And the men of the city went out and they fought with Joab; and there the skin
some of the people of the servants of David; and Uriah that the Hittite is dead
also.... But the thing that David had done I displease the God.
"And the God sent Nathan to David. And he came to him, and says
to him, they were two men in a city; that rich and the other
poor. The rich men had exceeding many flocks and herds:
"But the poor men didn't have anything, you save a small ewe lamb that he had
bought and it fed on: and it grew together with him, and with his
children; he/she ate of his own meat and he/she drank of his own cup and disposition
in his/her breast, and it was to him as a daughter.
"And there it came to a traveller to the rich man, and he saved to take of
his/her really flock,... but picked up the lamb of the poor man, and it dressed him/it for the
man that has been come to him.
"And the anger of David was let against the man greatly turned on; and he said
Nathan As the liveth of God the man that done hath this thing they are able
certainly the die: ...
"It is Nathan it told David, You the art the man. This way the saith the God Dio of
Israel... Now therefore the sword will never depart from house of thine;
because you you/he/she has despised me... Sees, I will raise on bad against
thee out of thine his/her own house, and I will pick up wives of thy in front of thine
eyes, and it gives them to neighbor of thy." Here, as the heading to the
It says twelfth Chapter of Secondo Libro of Sam, the parable of "Nathan of the
causeth of the ewe lamb David to be his/her his/her own judge", but the meaningful part of
the history is that Nathans, with all of its influence you/he/she could not force David
to surrender to his/her prey. David implored very firm to have his/her sentence
put again, but, for everybody that, "David sent and recovered [Bathsheba] to his
hotels, and she became his/her wife, and a child discovers him/it." Indeed, she was born