On Mothering Sunday, we can remember the famous mothers of the Bible. Many of these mothers played an important role not only ...

If God said it, and capital punishment was meant to be an immutable law, God did not believe it because God did not follow it ...

God is an unquestionable being, compassionate, merciful and loving. He does not compromise when there is need to exercise His authority and power on any matter or anybody. He makes people to know that ...

King David had Uriah killed, but God did not make him pay with his life. Saul, before he became Paul, killed several people. Yet, God never required him to be executed. Apparently, there is ...

Sin is nothing to ever take lightly, be it in our own lives or that of others. We should not gloat when a brother or sister ...

A good example of temporal punishment can be found in II Samuel. God through Nathan forgives King David for his sin against Uriah: "The Lord also has put away your sin; you shall not die.

Psalms 51:3-4 For I acknowledge my transgressions: and my sin is ever before me. Against thee, thee only, have I sinned, and ...

These Bible narratives are interwoven with military and personal power struggles as well as tragedy. Bathsheba’s husband Uriah is killed when King David orders him to be on the front lines of a battle ...