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Impact Of Nathan's Parable On King David

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If I imagined that I had discovered King David’s evil deed, I would confront him by telling the Prophet Nathan’s parable. I would use his parable because of the impact it had on David. Nathan’s parable was about a rich man with many flocks of lambs and a poor man with only one lamb. The rich man refused to prepare any of his lambs for a traveler, but the poor man willingly gave up his only lamb to the traveler. The parable made David realize he was a sinner just like the rich man. God deals with repentant sinners like David and us by forgiveness. The New Covenant promised by Jeremiah stated, “For I will forgive their iniquity, and I will remember their sin no more. (Jeremiah 32:34)” In other words, Jeremiah prophesied that God will forgive
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