Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2022
Abstract
David sowed the poisonous seeds of sin and self-destruction. Consequently, he reaped what he had sowed, and it was bitter reaping, mirrored in the atrocities that visited his family through the dysfunctional behavior of his children. The anger, rape, murder, conspiracy, intrigues, and hostility present a somber warning of how sexual sins can destroy the family’s fabric and mess up the lives of children and those with whom they associate, and consequently affect the future generation. The hope that is still available to them is through a new identity in Christ.
Journal Title
Journal of Family Research and Practice
Volume
2
Issue
1
First Page
31
Last Page
41
First Department
Practical and Applied Theology
Recommended Citation
Galeniece, Anna, "Sowing And Reaping: Dynamics Of David’s Family" (2022). Faculty Publications. 4550.
https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/pubs/4550
Acknowledgements
Open access article retrieved July 17, 2023 from ttps://www.nadfamily.org/resources/journal/