
2 Samuel 11:15 · World English Bible
2 Samuel 11:15 Meaning He Wrote in the Letter
He wrote in the letter, saying, “Send Uriah to the forefront of the hottest battle, and retreat from him, that he may be struck, and die.”

2 Samuel 11:15 · World English Bible
He wrote in the letter, saying, “Send Uriah to the forefront of the hottest battle, and retreat from him, that he may be struck, and die.”
David is the eternal youth formed from a person's full journey through mortality, the son who plays every state, even its worst, yet in the end is called the Son who reveals the Father. This dark act belongs to that journey.
From the Manifestation reading below.
The same verse, read by 2 traditions.

MANIFESTATION
David is the eternal youth formed from a person's full journey through mortality, the son who plays every state, even its worst, yet in the end is called the Son who reveals the Father. This dark act belongs to that journey. You have played every part, David's darkest included, and it was written into the drama beforehand though freely done. The letter that commands a man's death shows the state of consciousness that will spend another to hold its own desire.
Nothing here is set outside you as history. It is a state everyone passes through on the way to fatherhood. A person meets even his cruelest chapter as one scene in the single life he is living toward waking as God.

ESOTERIC
Uriah means light of God, the pure inner flame in a person, and the plot to place him in the fiercest fighting and abandon him is the mind conspiring to extinguish its own higher light. David, the ruling self that has fallen to desire, arranges the death of the very faculty that would expose the fall. The hottest battle is the point of greatest inner conflict, the place where the pure spirit is deliberately exposed and left unsupported so it will be struck down. To retire from him is the withdrawal of the self's protection from its own conscience. This is how the awakened light is betrayed and buried by a nature that has surrendered to the flesh.
Uriah: the light of God within a person, the pure inner flame that a fallen self seeks to put out The hottest battle: the fiercest point of inner conflict, where the higher spirit is exposed and left to be struck down The letter: the fixed intention of the mind set down and sent out, the deliberate design to destroy the inner light
Manifestation lens
Which part of your own story are you still refusing to count as yours?
Arjuna is shown that every role on the field, killer and killed alike, is already contained in the one vast life wearing all the faces. Seeing that, he stops treating any single scene as the whole story.
Out beyond the ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing there is a field, and the one who gets there stops sorting his own life into the parts he will admit and the parts he will not.
You are an actor given a part you did not write, and the part may be a low one. Playing it is yours, choosing it was never the point.

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