An archaeologist claims the Bible’s King David could’ve ruled over a large kingdom, complete with roads connecting fortified cities around Jerusalem. Yosef Garfinkel, a professor at the ...

In the Bible, he’s the wise king who authored the greatest poetic wisdom of all time and was a portrait of repentance. But the real King David was a lot nastier—and more fascinating.

Why King David is one of the Bible’s most compelling characters. Giant slayer, musician, conqueror, king: How a young shepherd ascended to the throne of Israel.

Sinner, shepherd and warrior, David's name appears more than 1,000 times in the Bible. Best known for his legendary battle with Goliath, scholars believe that the real-life king had numerous wives ...

King David is one of the most celebrated figures of the Hebrew Bible, his name mentioned more often than even that of Moses. According to the Bible, David united the 12 tribes of ancient Israel ...

king david's city discovered? ANCIENT SITE LINKED TO BIBLICAL KINGDOM, ARCHAEOLOGISTS SAY 1 Samuel 30 describes how the Amalekites, ancient desert nomads, burnt Ziklag.

The King James Bible has even been called (in “The Tablet,” 3 April 2010) “the DNA of the English language.” It’s a striking metaphor, but a hugely misleading one.

David, the first king of a united Israel, conqueror of an empire running from the edge of Egypt to the Euphrates River in modern-day Iraq, is one of the Bible's greatest heroes.