David is the human hero of 1-2 Samuel, as he completes the conquest of the Promised Land and gets Israel back on track.

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It is true that David is the human hero of 1-2 Samuel, as he completes the conquest of the Promised Land and gets Israel back on track.

David was the second King of the Israelites, after his father, Saul.

David is the biblical figure in the Old Testament that defeat the giant Goliath.

David and his son Solomon, unified ancient Israel. According to Kings 11:10-13, 43, it was God who said that the kingdom of Solomon would be divided after the death of Salomon. When he died he was buried next to David, his father. After the death of Solomon, the 12 tribes of Israel were divided. The Kingdom of Judah was established in the south of the territory. Rehoboam -son of Solomon- was the king of the Jews. In the north, it was the Kingdom of Israel that established there, ruled by Jeroboam. Approximately in 722 BC, the Assyrians invaded Israel and in 586 BC, the Babylonians invaded Judah.