Sheba's death comes as fast as his entrance into the story. He seems to have some influence with men considering the need for Joab to pursue him. David has to be looking forward to some days of peace here. I wonder if he ever looks back on his night with Bathsheba with regret? He seems to have been on a pretty good run until that night. Life will bring storms and God is always near. This I know as truth.
"Father, You are good."
Heart and Soul,
BAG
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