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The Desolate Woman - A Biblical Perspective on Rape A huge kingdom in a faraway land, a beloved king with a beautiful daughter, and a handsome prince who is heir to the throne-the story has all the makings of a lovely fairy tale, yet it is a horror story. The kingdom was Israel under the rule of King David and the handsome prince was David's oldest son, Amnon, who just so happened to be in love with his half-sister, Tamar. Found in 2 Samuel 13, smack dab between David's affair with Bathsheba and the revolt of David's sons against their father is the passage about the rape of ... [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: The Desolate Woman
To me this story is proof that God abandons some people and does NOT have a good plan for everyone's life here on earth. She lost everything, and even the brother who stuck up for her became evil. It was like a murder.