King David

In the kingdom of Judah, from King David to King Zedekiah, the monarchy's line of succession was preserved from father to son for ten generations, spanning approximately 424 years. This achievement is unparalleled in global history. How did King David's lineage achieve what no other has?

Jacob Nana, in a special interview, recounts sneaking into King David's tomb through a secret tunnel under the threat of Jordanian forces, and shares a mysterious revelation experienced by his father: "My father went to look for the old man, but suddenly he disappeared."

What makes the Book of Psalms so special, and why is it read more than any other book in the Bible?

Discover the deep spiritual significance of the days leading up to Shavuot, how to receive your unique portion in the Torah, and powerful practices to elevate your soul on this sacred holiday.

Prophetess, Peacemaker, and Partner—The Remarkable Legacy of Avigail the Carmelitess

A beautiful young caretaker, a prophetic legacy, and a surprising family connection across generations

Dive into the intriguing history and noble traits of King David, the unique figure who was born and passed away on the festival of Shavuot.

Once King David’s most brilliant advisor, Achitofel’s story is one of wisdom, betrayal, and a bitter end

Mother of Shlomo, voice of rebuke, and matriarch of the messianic line

From royalty to heartbreak, Michal’s life reflects loyalty, loss, and a legacy of spiritual integrity

The story of a Jewish merchant whose devotion to daily recital of the entire Book of Psalms earned him the intervention of King David to save his life

Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death: In times of trouble, King David would sing to Hashem. What can we learn from this? Daily Lesson from Rabbi Zamir Cohen

A recent archaeological dig at the Tel Tzafit National Park has unveiled the entrance gate to the Philistine city of Gath, where David is said to have taken refuge from King Saul.

Mount Zion or Silwan? Ancient chroniclers point to Mount Zion as the burial site of King David, but some argue otherwise.

Following the deaths of Saul and his sons, David was anointed as king of Judah. His lineage continued to rule for about 400 years until the destruction of the First Temple.