Why was David so emotionally up and down?

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  1. jacobkuttyta profile image44
    jacobkuttytaposted 11 years ago

    Why was David so emotionally up and down?

  2. whonunuwho profile image52
    whonunuwhoposted 11 years ago

    If you are referring to David of the Christian Bible.. David was torn by his human desires and needs and in his worshiping the Lord God. This is a characteristic shared by us all and because of this, our lives are often full of the ups and downs that you mention. Because we are tempted and subjected to the earthly soil of our origins, we must each deal with these and overcome them, through faith and prayer to our benevolent Creator. David's psalms are some of the most beautiful in scripture, and poured from his heart in his sincerity and devotion to God.

    1. Bettyoverstreet10 profile image68
      Bettyoverstreet10posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      beautifully written!  I was also wondering , David who and figured the bibical one.

    2. jacobkuttyta profile image44
      jacobkuttytaposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Yes I am talking about the biblical David.

    3. profile image54
      WritersDigestposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      He was also called a man after God's own heart.
      Pretty cool!

  3. cianeko profile image85
    cianekoposted 11 years ago

    I think it's because he's just human like us.

  4. kayus4321irka profile image56
    kayus4321irkaposted 11 years ago

    David is a man subject tolike passion as we are. You should take note that David was going through some molding from God, the great potter. This is because David is to occupy a position that would forver be  a reference point in the working of God with man. For such a man that would be occupying this eminent position, David has to be brought into God's potter house. Where he would be molded to have the God image. That is has God's kind of character that is needful for that position.

    As a result God allowed the constant deadly pursuit of King Saul and numerous family problems as well as his sexual immorality,they were all working together in building a strong character suitable for the eternal throne of David which Jesus will soon occupy.

 
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