King David preferred to rob poor man& 019;s possession and sacrifice it for the sake of fulfilling his appetite. The possession of the poor man was not an ordinary ewe lamb as described in the story nor the appetite of King David was a meal, but the poor man& 019;s loved possession was his wife and the appetite of King David was his lust and adultery. & ; & ; This book explores David& 019;s adultery with Bathsheba, killing of her husband, his first child in the future kingdom of God, resurrection, and glorified bodies and message of salvation.