During the Ammonite war, Uriah disobeyed King David by refusing to go to his house to sleep because

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - Christian Religious Studies - 2014 (Objective) Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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During the Ammonite war, Uriah disobeyed King David by refusing to go to his house to sleep because
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During the Ammonite war, Uriah disobeyed King David by refusing to go to his house to sleep because he believed that it would be unpatriotic to break his military vow. As a loyal soldier, Uriah refused to indulge in the comfort of his home and his wife while his fellow soldiers were in battle. He felt that it would be a betrayal to his oath and to his fellow soldiers who were still fighting, and that it would be wrong for him to put his personal comfort above his duty to his country and his comrades.
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