Apart from his spoken prophecies, what role did Nathan play in the historical record of Israel according to 1 Chronicles 29:29?
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Correct answer: He recorded the acts of King David
The Bible mentions that the acts of King David are written in the 'book of Nathan the prophet.' He served as a historian, documenting the events of David's life and reign.
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