I Can't Go Home to My Wife

If uriah knows he's doing it, or whether the narrator is using his words to do it, it's really clear that uriah refuses to go home. So we shouldn't be placing blame on bathsheba in a text that doesn't place blame on Bathsheba. We're not exactly sure if one of those happens, but what we do know is the text explicitly places the responsibility on david for this action. And i think thehe the consequence for shining a spotlight on bath sheba and her behaviour and how it might have him on, is that you have in your congregation women who have been raped. Rit it's statistically impossible, improbable, that there would not be

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