Definition: The term "1 Kings 1:4" is a reference to the biblical narrative where King David becomes one of the ten judges who must decide whether to allow certain acts of idolatry against God. The verse reads, "And David said to them, 'Why have you made me judge over the sons of Israel?' And they answered, 'Because we are not more perfect than those of whom you speak.' So it is that when we commit a sin in our hearts, we must confess it and ask for forgiveness from God. This is what we were called to do."
An example sentence using "1 Kings 1:4" could be: "Why did David turn to the people of Israel to judge over him? Because he was not perfect enough to do so himself."
