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Kings and Courage: Saul, David & Jonathan

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True/False: insights on Saul, David, and Jonathan.

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Kings and Courage: Saul, David & Jonathan
 

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True/False: insights on Saul, David, and Jonathan.

by Josh Stein
1

Yonatan and David's relationship is described as purely political with no emotional or personal bond.

2

Shmuel Aleph explicitly states that Saul died by falling on his sword, while Shmuel Bet provides no other account.

3

Shmuel Bet states that the messenger helped kill Saul and later lied about the manner to win David's favor.

4

The Malbim explains that Hashem is orchestrating a new king after tragedy to help rebuild, namely David after defeating Amalek.

5

The Midrash connects the discussed passages to the tefillin shel rosh and shel yad.

6

The messenger in Shmuel Bet openly confessed he killed Saul to gain David's favor.

7

In Shmuel Aleph, the text mentions the issue of a yeud in the verse, which could imply that his clothes appear more than once.

8

David defeated Amalek in direct retaliation after Saul's death, causing an immediate victory for Israel.

9

The Midrash claims the verses refer only to the tefillin shel yad, not the shel rosh.

10

A king has a royal power to override halacha in unique cases for the overall good of the nation, with justification.

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