How David's Affair with Bathsheba affected his Family | BLACK FLAME S1EP4 

I watched you on the honest bunch podcast, then I became a fan and I rushed here, you wisdom is top notch sir. Am a Mental Health Activist from Zambia, I pray one day I interact with you 😊🙏

I had to confess this one; most of your snippets on Twitter made me watch the Black Flame. I admire your Bible interpretations @Gaise Baba

This is so niceee!!! You made the Bible so interesting. We need more bible explanations/breakdown like this 👏👏👏 Weldon sir!

🔥🔥 30:02 I recently also discovered that Absalom carried out that gate judging tactic for 4 good years before he started the coup officially...

May the Lord enlarge your voice brother. Many unreached will hear you

Woooww I am just glued to this podcast (channel). The depth of knowledge and biblical information is amazing even though we have read and heard this in the book of Samuel & Kings . Infidelity is seen as normal in this present age .God will help.

Your hypothesis is very correct , absolutely correct 💯

I've been blessed by this, especially the part on choice. Thank you Gaise Baba

This message is so important! Yes David was excellent at repenting and returning to right standing with God but it didn't save him and his generations from dealing with the consequences of lust. Omo... Small lust can cause big problems. May our kids and grandkids not suffer the consequences of our nights of indiscretion.

Now this is "content" ❤ God bless you baba, more wisdom

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The irony of the choices David had:- Life at war or death at home. The choice of life was in battle and the choice of death was in his comfort zone (at home). 🤔

Waooo👏👏❤️....You narrate bible stories in such an interesting and captivating way with so much depth .So captivating one can't help but listen till the end.Receive more grace for more of this in Jesus Mighty Name 🙏 God bless you!!

Insightful analysis. Glory be to God!

Wow! Profund.

God bless you so much, Gaise Baba! 🔥💫 More wisdom, knowledge and understanding IJN. May God always give us the grace to make the right choice IJN.

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GAISE YOU ARE SOUND....MY SOUL IS ILLUMINATED BY YOUR EXPOSE

You just said 'shout out to Solomon 😂😂' I don't know why that made me laugh so hard. 😅

Thank you so much for allowing the holy spirit use to minister this message it is indeed a message of conviction.. I have always loved the song emergency but now I will hear it with a better understanding... God bless you

This was word!!!!! Preaching! A whole sermon fam! And yes, I am in total alignment with this hypothesis.

Choices have consequences, always. Very insightful and thought-provoking. Thank you sir

I had to pause @ 19:56 to say this,Thank you sir,for yielding to God.🙏

You see your songs ee bro I always play on replay. God bless you. May the ministry expand and bless more lives

My hypothesis: I think if Saul had fully obeyed God, Jonathan could have been the king of Israel after Saul and we may not have needed to have a David in the first place. Saul's disobedience cost him his throne and the loss of his kingdom from his lineage

SAFE TO SAY I AM HOOKED ON TO YOUR PODCAST GAISE BABA. SO MUCH INSIGHT IN THIS VERY ONE. I AM BLOWN AWAY ALREADY. WELL DONE SIR. YOU ARE FIRE

I love this unconventional Bible Study!

Love, love, love the video. Looking forward to the one on patience. As you started speaking on it, it deeply resonated with me!

This was an amazing break down for the bible, I loved the perspective you brought to it .

This was really good!!!

Was crying listening to this

Thank you

This was so good! Too much wisdom, thank you!

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Gaise baba. May your well of wisdom never run dry

This is what should be known as music ministry not the unbiblical lyrics that our generation has wrongly called music ministry.

I love this topic ❤❤❤, God bless you Sir

So much depth

Dear Gaisebaba, I appreciate your insights and theory on this topic, and I pray that you continue to grow in God's wisdom. However, I can't completely agree with some aspects of your hypothesis. Although I agree that there are eternal consequences for infidelity, and I really enjoy the track "Emergency" from the album 'A Decade After', many Bible scholars have criticized David for his actions on the roof that led to his sin. To better understand and balance your presented hypothesis, it's important to take a step back. David didn't choose to stay back during the time of war; rather, he was advised by his Generals not to join the war front because he had almost lost his life in the previous season's war. It's important to note that a king dying in battle in those days would signify the loss of the war, and a victory without the king's presence would as well jeopardize his reign over his subjects. David had no choice but to be "idle" during this time due to his age. However, he still had the choice to flee from temptation, as the Bible commands. Being idle is not the main issue, as there are times when we purposefully wait or stand, as referred to in Ephesians 6:13. On the other hand, Absalom was already quite popular, especially because of his hair and beauty, as described. This gave him an advantage over his siblings and made him popular among both men and women, similar to his father in his younger years. Additionally, it's not surprising that he displayed wisdom in judging matters at the gate, as princes were trained in various aspects of palace diplomacy and the art of war. Could he have been a strong contender for the throne? Maybe, maybe not, as God has often chosen unexpected candidates, as seen in the case of David himself and other biblical examples. However, did the whole situation spiral down due to adultery? Absolutely. Let's also not forget that God was angry with David for how quickly he fell from covetousness to shedding blood. The significance of blood wasn't hidden from the Israelites (Levi 17: 11) such that they were commanded to respect the blood of animals and not eat it (Deut 12:23). Furthermore, the note sent to Joab by David isn't what made the act abominable, but the "joy/relief" he felt when the report was brought to him. Although he lost more men due to the execution of the tactics, his joy was at the news of Uriah's death, and it was recorded as blood on his hand (Prov 24: 17). My Hypothesis: Could it be that Uriah's overzealousness to serve the king made him go to war, as there's a high chance that he had recently married Bathsheba? (the honeymoon period is expected for couples to conceive except in rare instances of infertility Deut 24:5)Could it be possible that Bathsheba deliberately chose to bathe in that particular location and time, knowing that she would be seen by the king? There was widespread awareness that the king was in town and had not gone to war like the others, making it highly likely that he would be within close range to observe her. Considering that she chose to bathe in broad daylight without appropriate coverings, it is reasonable to assume that she was conscious of her beauty and the likelihood of being seen by the king. After all, the king did not have binoculars to observe from a distance; it must have been a close and intimate encounter. Furthermore, while the balance of power leaned more towards David's side, it is worth noting that there is no recorded objection or restraint on Bathsheba's part, indicating that she was not raped. It is important to acknowledge that the sin was committed during a time when she was experiencing her monthly flow, which significantly lowers the chances of conception according to scientific understanding. As a result, it is plausible that there were multiple subsequent encounters before she eventually conceived. Additionally, it is worth considering that Bathsheba moved in with the king immediately after her mourning period, suggesting a level of agreement and complicity in the plan. Let us not ignore the possibility that the plan to summon her husband home was discussed between Bathsheba and the king, possibly during an intimate encounter after she informed him of her pregnancy. Traditionally, Uriah might not have died if he had returned home the first time and discovered her pregnancy. He could have chosen to divorce her, especially since he was a Hittite and not a full Jew like herself and David. Above all, let us continue to pray for the grace and guidance of the Holy Spirit. Keep doing the Lord's work and touching lives beyond imagination.

More grace sir.😊

Thanks bro

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Nah bro, Bathsheba was implicit in the crime. She was a cause and beneficiary of all that happened to David. She knew the time the king came out at night, she knew her eggs were ripe and she still participated in ensuring her son Solomon became the new king. Omo fear women o.

Jesse had 8 sons altogether