Betsabea
Also known as Bat Sheva, Bathshua, Bethsabe
personaggio biblico
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Bathsheba was an ancient Israelite queen consort best known as the wife of King David and mother of his successor, Solomon. Her significance in biblical history stems from her role as Gebirah (queen mother) of the Kingdom of Israel and her position as the mother of one of Israel's most important monarchs.
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Key facts
- Royalty.consort
- yes
- Royalty.name
- Bathsheba
- Royalty.title
- Queen Consort of Israel
- Royalty.image
- Willem Drost - Batsheba met de brief van koning David.jpg
- Royalty.caption
- ''Bathsheba with King David's Letter'' (1654) by Willem Drost
- Royalty.spouse
- Uriah the HittiteDavid ben Yishai
- Royalty.father
- Eliam
- Royalty.mother
- Unknown
- Royalty.religion
- Judaism
- Royalty.dynasty
- House of David
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- Image
- Willem Drost - Batsheba met de brief van koning David.jpg
Article · Italiano
Betsabea (in ebraico בת שבע bath sheba’, che significa "settima figlia" o "figlia del giuramento") era dapprima la moglie di Uria l'Ittita e più tardi del re Davide, cui partorì tre figli, il secondo dei quali fu Salomone e il terzo Natan. La Bibbia parla di lei soprattutto nel Secondo libro di Samuele e nel Primo libro dei Re.
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