Christian

is also at war in doing his job, but for his own personal conviction.

He doesn't care about the Ark of the Covenant.

He just cares about his own power and being able to do what he wants to do.

And he's going to show that his whole life, right?

Yeah.

Yeah.

No.

Which I love that about him.

One more thought, David, on this part is you see a theme that we've seen all the way from Adam

through every basically every man up until this point that we've talked about in the study of advocating his responsibility David

pushing the blame to someone else where he screws up with uriah and he passes it on to joab to solve by killing uriah then whenever uriah dies david's like wasn't me he died in the wall people die on war just sword follows where it falls where it's

Falls, yeah.

Joab, really Joab did it.

Like he just pushes that blame and doesn't take responsibility for his own actions.

Even in him doing wrong, he doesn't even do the wrong thing himself.

Without even realizing it.

You know what I never thought about until right this very second?

He might have even said this.

I just missed it.

That David was a shepherd and Nathan was talking about sheep.