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Which prophet condemned David for the rape of Bathsheba and the murder of Uriah?
Correct Answer:
Nathan
Explanation:
The prophet Nathan is the one who confronted King David regarding his actions surrounding Bathsheba and Uriah. In 2 Samuel 12, Nathan tells David a parable that illustrates the grievousness of David's sins of adultery and murder. This confrontation is significant because it highlights Nathan’s role as a moral and spiritual authority, emphasizing the importance of accountability and the consequences of sin, even for someone in a powerful position like David. Nathan's direct accusation and the subsequent impact of his words played a crucial role in David's realization of his wrongdoing and his repentance, underscoring the theme of divine justice in the narrative.

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