2 Samuel 11-12; 1 Kings 3-11 I Bathsheba & Plural Wives I Handmaiden, Harem & Heroine I Lynne Wilson

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Join Lynne Hilton Wilson for an insightful discussion on the women of Samuel and 1 Kings, including Bathsheba’s story of seduction, abuse of power, and tragedy surrounding David’s actions. This episode also explores the difficult questions surrounding plural marriage in the lives of David and Solomon, examining the historical, cultural, and spiritual context of these Old Testament accounts. Discover deeper perspectives on faith, agency, leadership, and the consequences of choices in the lives of Israel’s kings and the women affected by them.

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