Si continues our teaching series on the Life of David looking at how God uses the prophet Nathan to confront king David over his abuse of power in the sexual assault of Bathsheba and the murder of her husband, Uriah, in trying to cover up his mess. Here we see Nathan telling David a story of the injustice of a rich man exploiting a poor man, to which David burns with anger at the rich man, only for Nathan to say, “you are the man”. Si points out that the consequence of David’s sin is that his son dies.does. He then shows us that this story point forward to another “Son of David”, Jesus, who will die in place of our sins.