But we also know that David, as we've talked about with our other characters,

he blew it big time. Right? Bathsheba, right? Numbering the people as well.

But the, I mean the... Which one was worse?

The issue of Bathsheba. I mean, that was huge. And you know, he found himself

in a place of what in the world that I do. But he thought, okay,

all right, no one knows and we'll keep it hidden and whatever. But then,

then Nathan comes. And Ray, I love when you talk about this because you, you kind of do a parallel

between that and, or maybe a contrast between that and modern evangelism where it's, let's get the

music out. Yeah, David, you are the man. It didn't say David, I've got, God is a wonderful

plan for your life. I'd like to share it with you. Got a God, Jay Beckham, and you had it.

What's that God to do with anything? David violated the commandments. He covered

his neighbor's wife, lived a lie, stole his neighbor's wife, committed adultery, blaspheme,

the name of the Lord, committed murder, he skidled all the commandments. So,

what when Nathan talked about a wonderful plan, he had to accuse him of his sin and bring it to the

open. And you think, who is this? Is this the same guy that had faith in God, that feared God and

killed Goliath? Now committing adultery and committing murder and thinking that God is okay with it?

There's a thing that David did displeased the Lord. It's 10 words. And the thing that we do

displeases the Lord. And we have to confront sinners with the same boldness that Nathan had

and start on the natural. He told a story of a lamb and he was regental. And then he said,

you are the man.

I want you guys to think of the most ginormous eyeballs possible sticking out of

a 24-inch dark brown burlap sack. I'm thinking of you. That was me. That was pretty much me for the

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