Nathan the prophet is often mentioned alongside another seer who served King David. Who was he?
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Correct answer: Gad
Gad the seer and Nathan the prophet were the two primary prophetic figures during David's reign. They are frequently listed together as advisors and historians of the era.
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- When Adonijah held a sacrificial feast to proclaim himself king, whom did he specifically NOT invite?
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- Which Psalm is traditionally associated with David's reaction to Nathan's confrontation?
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