In the Bible,Is it right that david loved urea's wife?

Answer 1

Hello friend,
Please read 2nd Samuel chapter 11. The mans' name was Uriah. His wife's name was Bathsheba. And yes David the King loved her. In his sin, he had Uriah put on the front lines of battle and killed there. In the end, David marries Bathsheba and they lose their first child together as a result of David's sin. But God's grace is greater than man's sin. This same David would later repent (see Psalm 51)
and from his lineage would come the Savior of the world; Jesus Christ. I am happy to try to answer any Bible question. God bless.

Answer 2

If you read the story,you should already know the answer to that unless you just want an opinion,then mine would be No,Urea put his life on hold and did what was right for his King,David did not show the same respect.

Answer 3

I don't think love had anything to do with it. LUST after is better. David's sins here was great. God used David as an example of what He would be willing to forgive. At the time David didn't know it but his sin was placed under the blood of Christ. After all David was a man after the Lord own heart.

Answer 4

Do you mean Uriah's wife Bathsheba? If you do, it was wrong what David did.
Read 1 Samuel12; it will show and tell you that David committed adultry and the price that was paid because of his sin. It cost David a lot.

Answer 5

No it is not right. He in fact lusted after her...not "love". If you will note there are many, in fact almost all, of God's key persons of the Bible full of fault. None of them..save for Jesus Christ (Yeshua Messiah) perfect. David least of all..or most of all..however you want to look at it. These inperfections if having been omitted due to their reflective nature on God would have been conspicuous by their absence so that they remain is an attribute to the perfection of the flow in the cohesive unification of scripture. Love in Christ, ~J~ <><

Answer 6

Urea's wfie? Are you taking the piss?