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Who Was King David A Good King?
David was a great king, and a great leader, however, he wrong God in many ways such as killing Uriah and take Uriah’s wife as his own. David knows that he has sinned against the Lord, because of what he did; he also knows that he will have to pay for the price. God said to David he is forgiven for involving in adultery that unlawfully in the commandment in Moses. God said he will put away his sin, but God will not spare his son to be alive. God generally forgive people. However, we all know that God hates sin, and whoever done the sin, he will not let it go unpunished. God only allows people to do whatever he permits to do. Because of what King David did by taken away someone else wife, God diminished the respect of his family, God weaken

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