Nathan dhe David

Nathan the prophet stands before King David in the royal court, his arm extended in direct confrontation while David sits amid the signs of kingship, leisure, and wealth. A harp rests near the king’s couch, attendants stand behind the prophet, and the open palace terrace looks out over the city and distant hills. The scene captures the piercing moment from 2 Samuel 12, when Nathan’s parable of the stolen ewe lamb exposes David’s sin concerning Bathsheba and Uriah. Nathan’s declaration, “You are the man,” turns judgment from story to soul, revealing that God sees what power tries to hide. The image speaks to prophetic courage, royal accountability, confession, and the severe mercy of God that leads sinners toward repentance.