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Comparative Chart
OF SAUL, DAVID AND SOLOMON

Teacher: Competitor:
Raquel Rivas. Maribel Otero.

EL CALLAO, NOVEMBER 23, 2019

 COMPARISON TABLE OF THE THREE KINGS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM

SAUL DAVID SALOMÒN

Location: Bethlehem, Jerusalem. Place: In the land of Benjamin. Location: Jerusalem

Occupation: King of Israel.
Data Relatives: Father: Cis, Wife:
General Ahinoam; Son: Jonathan and Ish-
bosheth. Abinadab, Malki Súa,
Merab, Mikal, others. Ner's
grandson.
First king of Israel appointed by
God.
Occupation: Sheep herder,
musician, poet, soldier and king.
Relatives: Youngest son of Jesse,
from the tribe of Judah. He was
the great-grandson of Ruth and
Boaz.
Second king of Israel.
Occupation: King of Israel
Relatives: Father: David. Mother
: Bathsheba. Brothers: Absalom,
Adonijah, Tamar, others.
Third king of Israel, successor to
the throne of his father David.

Negative aspects: Negative aspects: Negative aspects:

Rebellious and stubborn. Adulterer. Disobedient.
Jealous and envious. Killer. Idolatrous.
Character Impatient and impulsive. Disobedient. Vain.
Proud and vainglorious. Ambitious.
Liar and insecure.
Positive aspects: Positive aspects: Positive aspects:
Generous. Brave. Sage.
Active and Energetic. Respectful and Forgiving. Generous.
Meek and humble. Of peaceful temper.
Of action. Ingenious and creative.
 Raised by his rich father.
He was searching with his
servant for his father's lost
donkeys in the mountainous
region of Ephraim and in the
territory of Benjamin, they went
to seek the help of the prophet
Samuel, and while he was there
he was unexpectedly anointed by
Preparation Samuel as the first king of Israel.
He gained courage while Educated under royal customs
hepherding sheep for his father. under the dynasty of his father,
He acquired agility and skill with King David.
the sling.
He played the harp for King Saul
where he recovered his spirits
and felt better, and the evil spirit
left him.
He acquired military skills when
he was King Saul's squire-at-
arms.
Bravely defeat the giant Goliath,
the Philistine champion.
He formed a band of faithful
warriors with many special
abilities called “Adulan” which
turned it into an armed force.
 Anointed and presented by the
prophet Samuel and communion
offerings were sacrificed that
day.
In his early years as king, Saul
was a different person as a result
Beginnings of the work of the Holy Spirit in
him.
Initially he was a humble man
with good relationships.
Early military victories made him
popular in Israel and
consolidated his position as
monarch.
Positive Impact:
He commanded a very strong
defensive troop at the service of
the Northern tribes.
His leadership of this tribe of
Impacts warriors served to unite the
about the town nation and demonstrated that
Saul was a valuable military ruler.
His government was
strengthened by saving the
nation from misfortune and
sparing the lives of those who
had criticized him.
Anointed by the prophet Samuel,
while Saul was still king.
Once Saul died, David was
anointed king over the twelve
tribes of Israel in Hebron. The
most successful period of his long
reign began, he always consulted
everything with God.
He kept himself very busy, the
first years in a civil war between
his defenders and Saul's former
courtiers.
He immediately transferred the
capital of his reign to Jerusalem.
He led the Israelites towards a
systematic and decisive
subjugation of all their enemies,
in such a way that his name
became famous.
He built a palace, roads were
built, trade routes were restored.
The material prosperity of the
kingdom was ensured.
He brought back the Ark of the
Covenant from Keriathjearim and
placed it in a special tabernacle
that he built.
He was anointed king by the
prophet Nathan.
In response to Solomon's
request, God gives him wisdom.
His father, David, emphasized to
him the need to make God and
his laws the center of his
personal life and government in
order to preserve the kingdom,
as God had promised.
His reign begins with great
success.
He eliminated all opposition from
the throne, like his brother
Adonijah.
Positive Impact:
TO He took advantage of the
circumstances of his father's reign
and resorted to diplomatic means to
ensure peace.
He established a highly organized
and luxurious government.
Trade with other countries
flourished, this increasingly
increased the wealth and
magnificence of the nation.
He carried out great building
programs, including the temple
which was one of his greatest
achievements.
 His reign was rejected (1 Samuel
15:23).
First Jewish suicide, Saul drew his
FINAL sword and threw himself on it,
since his armor bearer did not
want to do so (1 Samuel 31:4; 1
Chronicles 10:4).
His reign was eternal through
Jesus (2 Samuel 7:27).
The last days were bitter due to
the machinations of his son
Adonijah who aspired to the
throne and wanted to usurp it by
proclaiming himself king.
He died in good old age, full of
days, riches and glory. (1
Chronicles 29:28).
His reign was divided after his
death.
And Solomon slept with his
fathers, and they buried him in
the city of David his father; and
Rehoboam his son reigned in his
place (2 Chronicles 9:31).
After the death of Solomon, his
kingdom was shaken by internal
and dangerous commotions of an
external order no less serious
than those that already existed.