
Bathsheba Wife of David, Mother of Solomon
About Bathsheba
Bathsheba was the wife of Uriah the Hittite before David saw her bathing and committed adultery with her. David then arranged Uriah's death in battle. After their first child died, she bore Solomon, who became king. She later advocated for Solomon's succession to the throne and became the queen mother.
Bathsheba's Character Traits
Bathsheba's Life Timeline
View journey on mapDavid arranges for Bathsheba's husband Uriah to be killed in battle.
2SA 11:14-17Bathsheba advocates for Solomon when Adonijah tries to seize the throne.
1KI 1:11-31Bathsheba's Key Relationships
Bathsheba's Key Locations
Spiritual Lessons from Bathsheba
Grace Amid Tragedy
Bathsheba's story begins with sin and death, yet she becomes ancestor of Jesus (Matthew 1:6). God's redemptive power can bring blessing from brokenness. Grace doesn't erase consequences but transforms outcomes.
Key Verses about Bathsheba
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