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In a commentary on the theme we read, "Christians may see in this [image] a prefiguration of what Christ will bring about, namely new life which comes through conquering death .
Actually, it is Ikena who indicates to him the way in, thus allowing him access to her secret space--a prefiguration of the events to come, of her accepting him as a husband and therefore allowing him access to her body.
She notes that in commentaries Bathsheba was portrayed both as an evil seductress and as a prefiguration of the Church, casting away evil (Uriah) for good (David as Christ).
 
 
 
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