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Therefore the king sent, and inquired, what woman it was; and it was told to him that she was Bathsheba, the daughter of Eliam, and (that) she was the wife of Uriah (the) Hittite.

Then by messengers sent, David took her; and when she entered to him, he slept with her, and anon she was hallowed from her uncleanness[a]. And she turned again into her house, (Then David sent messengers, who brought her to him; and after she came to him, he slept with her, and at once she was hallowed from her uncleanness. And she returned to her house,)

with a child conceived; and she sent, and told to David, and said, I have conceived.

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  1. 2 Samuel 11:4 That is, from (the) flux of unclean blood that should come till to the child bearing, for she conceived in that lying-by.