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Unspoken: Bathsheba (Lineage of Grace, #4)
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I was surprised that Rivers included Bathsheba in her lineage of grace series. After all who was Bathsheba but the women who led David into adultery. However I learned so much more about her from this book and also so much more about God’s grace and mercy. That no matter what are sin God can still use you. After all everyone sins and there will be consequences for your sins (Bathsheba and David’s sins led to repercussions for 1,000 of people) but despite all that God blessed her because of her willingness to confess, ask forgiveness and continue to lead a life for God. Another great book in the series.
One note about the whole series: I would recommend reading a little of the book and then stopping to reflect and complete one section of the “seek and find� chapters rather than doing them all once you have read the entire book. You will get more out of the reading that way.
One note about the whole series: I would recommend reading a little of the book and then stopping to reflect and complete one section of the “seek and find� chapters rather than doing them all once you have read the entire book. You will get more out of the reading that way.
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Jun 10, 2010 05:12AM
She did not choose Bathsheba, God did. He put an adultress right smack dab in the middle of the lineage of Jesus. His lineage is all about GRACE!l Just as God also used the woman that is always known as Rahab, THE HARLOT, to show his grace.
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Yep, Bathsheba is included in this series because she is included in Jesus' genology in Scripture.
*genealogy
