Uriah the Hittite, known for his unwavering loyalty and integrity, was a valiant soldier in King David’s army whose tragic death, orchestrated by David to conceal his own sin, serves as a powerful lesson on the consequences of moral failure and the necessity of justice.
2 Samuel provides a detailed portrait of one of the Bible’s most complex figures, King David, showing his rise to absolute power, his moral failures, and the impact of his reign on the nation of Israel.