What kind of tone does the Bible generally attribute to Nathan's relationship with David?
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Correct answer: Candid, loyal, and authoritative
Nathan was a loyal friend and advisor who was not afraid to speak difficult truths to power. His presence at the end of David's life shows a continued trust between the prophet and the king.
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