Jiang says Nathan's accusation makes David's offense appear to be stealing a wife, but the real crime is that David had Uriah killed.
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Murder
Jiang says Nathan's accusation makes David's offense appear to be stealing a wife, but the real crime is that David had Uriah killed.
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"who's in the wrong and David says of course the rich shepherd is in the wrong he's indignant he's angry how could a man..."
"...slept with Bathsheba that's bad but it's much worse if you murder someone okay so another question then is why would he murder Uriah..."
"...everyone else. And so, to do that, he decides to commit murder. Okay? He wants to show himself and to others that he is..."
"...good about itself. Therefore, it subcontracts. It subcontracts the violence, the murder, the genocide to different people, okay, to mercenaries, the Israelis in the..."
"...to feel good about itself. Therefore it subcontracts the violence the murder the genocide to different people. Okay? To mercenaries. The Israelis in the..."
"...war was not about justice, it was just about revenge and murder. It is about family, it's about destroying families because when you win..."
"...These are two people who hate each other. Priam saw Achilles murder Hector, his beloved son. But other than that, but Priam also witnessed..."
"...going awesome as when the grip of madness seizes one who murders"
"...has happened when the group of madness sees is one who murders a man in his own fatherland and flees abroad to foreign shores..."
"...has killed all her families but just have relied on that murder? Or is she murdered because he, you know, cannot do that? I..."
"Meanwhile, Saul, still breathing threats and murder against the disciples of the Lord, went to the high priest and asked him for letters to..."
"...won awesome as when a group of madness seizes one who murders a man in his own fatherland and flees abroad to foreign shores..."
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