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Jerusalem in Nathan’s Story

Bible character places · Jerusalem

Nathan advised King David in Jerusalem. The green marker shows the city in today’s landscape, between the Mediterranean coast to the west and the Dead Sea to the east.

Place the story

Jerusalem stands in the hills roughly 32 miles east of the Mediterranean coast. This describes its geographic position, not a road journey. The marker identifies the city, not a verified room where Nathan spoke.

David remained in Jerusalem while his army was away (2 Samuel 11:1). After David arranged a soldier’s death and took his wife, God sent Nathan to confront the king (2 Samuel 12:1–14).

Meet Nathan: profile and historical era.

Sources

Scripture: 2 Samuel 11–12. Geographic context: Jerusalem, New Catholic Encyclopedia, “Topography and Water Supply”. Approximate city location: Jerusalem coordinates. Background: BiblicalTraining: Nathan.

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