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    Question #50681. RaeRae55 asks:

    Who preceded David as King of Israel? Saul? Ishbosheth?


    pointyman

    		It was Saul.

    [Aug 31 04 8:26 PM] pointyman writes:

    Read 1st Samuel, the end of chapter 15 and beginning of chapter 16.

    Aug 31 04, 8:19 PM
    Arpeggionist

    		David was annointed by Samuel when Saul was still the king. After Saul died, David was officially crowned by the tribe of Judah - thus making him Saul's successor - while Ishboshet was crowned King of all the other tribes. There was a very short civil war, more an election race really, between the two kings. The deciding factor in favor of David was when Ishboshet's cheif of staff - Avner ben Ner - switched sides and started backing up David, after a dispute with Ishboshet.
    After Ishboshet was killed by his own officers, David assumed the throne of all of Israel properly.
    This is according to the first few chapters of 2nd Samuel.

    Sep 01 04, 12:35 AM
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