Who’s to blame for the adulterous affair between David and Bathsheba (2 Sam. 11)?
1) Bathsheba. David was innocent, a man after God’s own heart, seduced into committing adultery by the temptress Bathsheba.
2) David. Bathsheba was innocent, the powerless wife of Uriah, who’s away at battle. She was forced to have sex with the king to fulfill his lust.
Take the poll and/or comment: 1) Who’s to blame? 2) Why?
Results will show up in my next book.
David T. Lamb 
Hey, you people who vote for someone else, you were supposed to say who in the comments. Maybe you are punishing me for misspelling “someone” in my poll?
I say David, but I do wonder why Bathsheba was bathing in such a way that David could see. Was this at night and she had lights on her bathing area?
Who did God pronounce judgement upon?