The Hebrew Bible perhaps considers no woman as beautiful or as involved in a sex scandal as King David's most famous wife, Bathsheba. The text goes out of its way to speak of Bathsheba's beauty ...

So David’s wife Bathsheba and Nathan, the most influential prophet in Israel, got their heads together and decided to go to King David separately and urge him to remedy the precarious situation.

The story begins with King David spying on Bathsheba bathing; he later goes to great lengths to deceive her honorable husband, ultimately sending the poor sap to the front lines of an ongoing war.

One reading of the story of David and Bathsheba depicts their encounter as a tryst between consenting adults or perhaps even as the result of Bathsheba’s plan to seduce David. Much of the history of ...

When Bathsheba (played by BHU student Christina Broussard) was on the witness stand, David’s lawyer (attorney Louis J. Glick) called into question her motives for bathing where the king could ...

In the story of David and Bathsheba, Uriah the Hittite goes off to war to fight for King David. While he is gone, David sees his wife Bathsheba bathing on the roof of a nearby building.

David and Bathsheba This is a big picture in every respect. The reign of King David projects the Old Testament in broad sweeps, depicting the obligation of David (Gregory Peck) to his subjects ...

Fiction: David, Bathsheba and Sir Thomas Wyatt A brilliant novel of adultery, penitence and psalmistry with a curious double focus—the courts of King David and Henry VIII. By Sam Sacks Share ...