Bathsheba, her husband was Uriah at the time that she slept with King David.
Nathan the Prophet was sent to David, the king of Israel, to send a message from God. God was angry with David, because he had had an affair with one of his soldiers wives.
David had Uriah killed around 1000 BC, during a time when David was king of Israel. This event is detailed in the biblical account found in 2 Samuel 11. David orchestrated Uriah's death by sending him to the front lines of battle, where the fighting was fiercest, to cover up his adultery with Uriah's wife, Bathsheba.
A:First we have to define adultery as understood by the early Hebrew people. It was only considered adultery to have sex with a) the wife of another Hebrew man, or b) the virgin fiancee of a Hebrew man. Thus, it was not adultery for a man to have sex with a single woman, a non-virgin fiancee, a widow or a prostitute. We do not know what laws might have applied at the time attributed to King David, but the biblical evidence is that throughout most of the monarchical period, both the man and the woman would be put to death for committing adultery. A wife was always considered guilty if the offence was committed within an urban environment, since she could have called out, but if the man forced himself on her in the fields, she would not be punished.
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There is no time limit. If it's adultery, it's adultery.
It was Judaism. And about that time, King David was the King.
King David came very much after Moses. He came after the Judges and also the first king Solomon.
He was a Prophet in the time of King David.
King David time in Israel.
No the prophets during king davids time was Samuel and Nathan.
Scholars say that all the psalms were written long after the time of King David.