Bathsheba
Bathsheba in the Bible — daughter of Eliam and wife of Uriah (2SA 11:3). Referenced in 9 scripture passages.
Name meaning: “the seventh daughter; the daughter of satiety”
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- Gender
- female
- Scripture References
- 9 references
- Known Names
- 2 names
- Relationships
- 7 connections
Biography
The wife of Uriah the Hittite, Bathsheba was seen bathing by King David, who committed adultery with her. After David arranged Uriah's death, Bathsheba became David's wife. Their first child died as judgment, but their second son was Solomon, who became king and built the temple.
Significance
Despite being involved in David's greatest sin, Bathsheba became the mother of Solomon and is in the lineage of Christ, showing God's redemptive grace.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Bathsheba in the Bible?
Bathsheba is described in the Bible as daughter of Eliam and wife of Uriah (2SA 11:3).
What does the name Bathsheba mean?
The name Bathsheba means “the seventh daughter; the daughter of satiety” according to Hitchcock's Bible Names Dictionary.