Although The Bible is not specific, it is probably because he was king and held power over men. Other people would be too afraid to ask for his punishment for fear of retribution from the king.
Further, it was known that David had been favoured by God, and had helped the people immensely. It would be hard for God-fearing Jews to condemn their benefactor and the leader of the entire nation. Eventually God punished David for his misdeeds.
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Adultery and Murder
Bathsheba, her husband was Uriah at the time that she slept with King David.
David's weaknesses included adultery, plotting an innocent man's death, and taking an illegal census.Answer 2David appeared to commit adultery but was not technically culpable, since the cuckolded man was a rebel who deserved to die, was sentenced to die, and had actually divorced his wife with whom David slept (Talmud, Shabbat 56a). Nonetheless, the circumstances were considered a blemish in David's otherwise perfect record of righteousness, and God punished him.
King David was a good father only mistake he made and a major one it was ,. He comitted adultery, but he repented very honestly later on.
Tamar (Judah's daughter-in-law - Genesis 28) was almost burned, even though burning was not the prescribed penalty for adultery - stoning was. The only time burning was prescribed for adultery was if the female in question was the daughter of a priest. Also, the woman wasn't to be stoned alone - she was to be stoned alongside the male purpetrator.
David committed adultery.
Thou shalt not. The penalty Especialy for women is to be stoned to death.
The consequences of king David committing adultery with Bathsheba , was the child died soon.
According to the old Jewish law those involved in adultery should be stoned to death, but Jesus did not agree he told the Jews throw the first stone on her if you are sinless.
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Adultery and murder.
depends what country you live in. if you're a woman living in Iran. you can be stoned to death for it. Europe or America, no. go for it!
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David committed adultery with Bathsheba, when her husband, Uriah, was away at war (2 Samuel 11:1-27).
Adultery and Murder
Bathsheba, her husband was Uriah at the time that she slept with King David.