Which Psalm is traditionally associated with David's reaction to Nathan's confrontation?
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Correct answer: Psalm 51
The superscription of Psalm 51 explicitly states it was written by David 'when the prophet Nathan came to him, after David had committed adultery with Bathsheba.' It is the classic biblical prayer of repentance.
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- To which king of Israel did Nathan primarily serve as a prophet and advisor?
- What was David's initial plan that Nathan first encouraged, but was later told by God to stop?
- In the 'Nathanic Covenant' (2 Samuel 7), what did God promise to build for David instead of David building a house for God?
- Which specific parable did Nathan use to confront David about his sin with Bathsheba and the murder of Uriah?
- What were the famous four words Nathan spoke to David to reveal his guilt?
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