00:00She shared the bed of a dying king.
00:02She never became his wife, yet after his death,
00:06one prince's desire to marry her would lead to his execution.
00:11Her name was Abishag, the Shunammite.
00:14When King David grew old and could no longer keep warm,
00:18his servants searched for a beautiful young woman to care for him.
00:22They found Abishag.
00:24She lay beside the king to keep him warm,
00:27but scripture reveals something remarkable.
00:30David never touched her.
00:31Then the king died,
00:33and the royal bed became the center of a deadly power struggle.
00:38Adonijah, David's son, approached Solomon's mother, Bathsheba,
00:43asking to marry Abishag.
00:45But Solomon saw something far more dangerous than a marriage proposal.
00:49He saw a threat to his throne, and Adonijah was executed.
00:54But here's the chilling question.
00:56Was Abishag simply a woman caught in a royal power struggle,
01:00or was her name the key to a prince's downfall?
01:04The Bible leaves us wondering.
01:06It's an omnipotent of the crocodile.
01:06Do not, let querer have the seed generations!
01:06No one kings are and the king of marrying the king,
01:06So whenever he is going those two countries,
01:06You