2 Samuel Chapters 11-12: David and Bathsheba Quiz Flashcards

#1

What was Bathsheba's husband's name, whom David sent to his death in battle?

📖 2 Samuel 11:3

#2

What was David doing when he saw Bathsheba bathing from his rooftop?

📖 2 Samuel 11:2

#3

When David tried to cover up his sin, what did he initially attempt to do with Uriah?

📖 2 Samuel 11:8-13

#4

How did David arrange for Uriah to be killed in battle?

📖 2 Samuel 11:14-15

#5

Who was the prophet that God sent to confront David about his sin?

📖 2 Samuel 12:1-7

#6

What parable did Nathan use to help David recognize his own sin?

📖 2 Samuel 12:1-6

#7

What did David say after Nathan revealed the meaning of the parable?

📖 2 Samuel 12:13

#8

What consequence did Nathan say would result from David's actions?

📖 2 Samuel 12:10-12

#2

Walking on the roof of his palace

David was walking on the roof of his palace when he saw Bathsheba bathing, setting the stage for his sin (2 Samuel 11:2).

2 Samuel 11:2

#1

Uriah

Uriah the Hittite was a soldier in David's army and Bathsheba's husband, whom David strategically positioned to be killed in battle to cover up his sin (2 Samuel 11:3, 11:15).

2 Samuel 11:3

#4

David instructed Joab to place Uriah in the fiercest fighting

David sent a letter to Joab instructing him to put Uriah in the front lines where the fiercest fighting was, so that he would be killed (2 Samuel 11:14-15).

2 Samuel 11:14-15

#3

Get him to return home to his wife

David attempted to get Uriah to return home to Bathsheba so that the pregnancy could be attributed to Uriah, but Uriah refused to go to his house while the ark and troops were in the field (2 Samuel 11:8-13).

2 Samuel 11:8-13

#6

A parable about a rich man who had many flocks and a poor man who had one lamb

Nathan told David a parable about a rich man with many flocks and a poor man with one beloved lamb, which the rich man took and prepared for a guest, prompting David to pronounce judgment on himself (2 Samuel 12:1-6).

2 Samuel 12:1-6

#5

Nathan

The prophet Nathan was sent by God to confront David and reveal the consequences of his sin through a parable about a rich man and a poor man's lamb (2 Samuel 12:1-7).

2 Samuel 12:1-7

#8

The sword would never depart from David's house

Nathan prophesied that "the sword will never depart from your house" and that trouble would arise from within David's own family as judgment for his sin (2 Samuel 12:10-12).

2 Samuel 12:10-12

#7

I have sinned against the Lord

When Nathan said "You are the man!" David immediately confessed, saying "I have sinned against the Lord" (2 Samuel 12:13), demonstrating genuine repentance.

2 Samuel 12:13

#9

What happened to the child born to David and Bathsheba as a result of their sin?

📖 2 Samuel 12:15-23

#10

What son did David and Bathsheba later have together who became very significant in Israel's history?

📖 2 Samuel 12:24-25

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#10

Solomon

After the death of their first child, David and Bathsheba had another son named Solomon, whom the Lord loved; Solomon eventually became king of Israel and built the temple (2 Samuel 12:24-25).

2 Samuel 12:24-25

#9

The child became ill and died

The Lord struck the child that David and Bathsheba conceived, and after seven days of David's fasting and prayer, the child died (2 Samuel 12:15-23).

2 Samuel 12:15-23

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