Division Between David And Ishbosheth Now that Saul was dead there was a powerful vacuum in the land, particularly in Judah. Saul and
three of his sons by his wife Ahinoam were gone. (Saul had two other sons by his concubine
Rizpah,
2 Sam. 21:8, 11). David and most people including Israel’s enemies knew that David wo …
The Battle of Gibeon With Israel divided there was constant tension between the north and the south. From the
beginning of David’s reign his real rival in the north was not Ishbosheth but Abner. In order to settle
the question of royal succession Abner, the general in the north and David’s military l …
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Division Between David And Ishbosheth
Now that Saul was dead there was a powerful vacuum in the land, particularly in Judah. Saul and three of his sons by his wife Ahinoam were gone. (Saul had two other sons by his concubine Rizpah, 2 Sam. 21:8, 11). David and most people including Israel’s enemies knew that David wo …
The Battle of Gibeon
With Israel divided there was constant tension between the north and the south. From the beginning of David’s reign his real rival in the north was not Ishbosheth but Abner. In order to settle the question of royal succession Abner, the general in the north and David’s military l …