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Feb 14, 2026
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King David and His Wives

by Pinski, David
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"King David and His Wives" is a compelling dramatic exploration of the life and loves of Israel's most famous monarch. Written by the renowned playwright David Pinski, this work delves into the complex psychological and emotional landscape of King David through his relationships with the women who shaped his destiny. The narrative unfolds in a series of acts, each focusing on a different wife-including Michal, Abigail, and Bathsheba-to reveal the multifaceted character of a man who was simultaneously a shepherd, a warrior, a poet, and a flawed ruler.

Pinski masterfully weaves biblical history with human passion, portraying David not just as a legendary figure of faith, but as a man driven by desire, ambition, and the weight of his own power. By focusing on the perspectives of his wives, the work offers a unique lens on the biblical narrative, highlighting the sacrifices and influences of the women in David's inner circle. This collection stands as a significant contribution to early 20th-century literature, blending traditional religious themes with modern psychological depth. Readers interested in biblical retellings and classic drama will find "King David and His Wives" to be a profound meditation on the intersection of the divine and the human heart.

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Pub dateFeb 14, 2026
ISBN-101025766873
ISBN-139781025766874
LanguageEnglish
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