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Nan Ansyen Testaman an, David rete wa a lejitim nan pèp Izrayèl la malgre peche l (wè Liv la dezyèm nan Samyèl, 11:1). pitit gason l ', Wa Salomon, te gen sèt san madanm ak twasan lòt fanm kay, e menm angaje nan sèvi zidòl, men li twò rete lidè nan òdone nan pèp Bondye a chwazi pandan karantan (wè Liv la Premye a Kings, 11:3, 5, 7, 33, 42). Anplis, konsidere Douz Apot yo, ki te lidè yo an premye nan Legliz la Nouvo Testaman, epi yo te handpicked pa Seyè a menm!
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In the Old Testament, David remained the legitimate King of Israel despite his sins (see the Second Book of Samuel, 11:1). His son, King Solomon, had seven hundred wives and three hundred concubines, and even engaged in idolatry, yet he too remained the ordained leader of God’s chosen people for forty years (see the First Book of Kings, 11:3, 5, 7, 33, 42). Moreover, consider the Twelve Apostles, who were the first leaders of the New Testament Church, and were handpicked by the Lord Himself!