House of David

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Michael Iskander in House of David (2025)

The once-mighty King Saul falls victim to his own pride, as an outcast shepherd boy, David is anointed as the second king.

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Le roi Saül, autrefois puissant, est victime de son propre orgueil. David, un jeune berger exclu, reçoit l'onction pour devenir le deuxième roi.Le roi Saül, autrefois puissant, est victime de son propre orgueil. David, un jeune berger exclu, reçoit l'onction pour devenir le deuxième roi.Le roi Saül, autrefois puissant, est victime de son propre orgueil. David, un jeune berger exclu, reçoit l'onction pour devenir le deuxième roi.

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King David is described in 1 Samuel 16:12 - "And he sent, and brought him in. Now he was ruddy [admoni], and withal of a beautiful countenance, and goodly to look to. And the Lord said, Arise, anoint him: for this is he." Strong's Lexicon H132 explains the meaning of the word 'admoni,' which is translated in English to 'ruddy.' "The Hebrew word "admoni" is used to describe a reddish or ruddy complexion. It is often associated with a healthy, vibrant appearance and is used in the Bible to describe individuals with a distinct physical characteristic."

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Trying too hard to turn the Bible into the Game of Thrones

I was very excited for this series as I've been a longtime fan of The Chosen and have always loved the story of David. I expected certain liberties for storytelling but it appears the makers don't think there is enough killing in the Bible already, and there is plenty. They attempt to kill every likeable side character and achieve in killing several. The true story of David is already filled with bloodshed, war, lust, and more that I do not understand the need to not only add more, but fill every possible scene with it. In fact the story becomes overshadowed by expecting the next character you meet to die.