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After a civil war spanning seven years, during which David grew increasingly powerful, he unified the tribes under his rule. His first major act as king was the capture and establishment of Jerusalem as the 'City of David,' transforming it into a fortified stronghold. From this new capital, David's army successfully vanquished the Philistines and other adversaries of Israel. A significant religious event described is the bringing of the Ark of God to Jerusalem, a sacred object containing the Ten Commandments and other divine laws, which served as a constant reminder to the Israelites of God's holiness and the importance of obedience. The narrative highlights David's military prowess, his wisdom as a leader, and his humble reliance on God for guidance through prayer, especially in the numerous battles he faced early in his reign. The text also touches upon David's desire to build a permanent temple for the Ark, expressing his concern over residing in a cedar palace while it remained in a tent. This aspiration was divinely acknowledged through a prophecy conveyed by Nathan, God's prophet, indicating that David's descendant would build a house for God's name and that his kingdom would be established forever. The document concludes with David's compassionate act of finding and supporting Mephibosheth, Jonathan's crippled son, demonstrating his loyalty and kindness stemming from his deep friendship with Jonathan, Saul's son.","21 David the King (Part 2)  \nWritten by Edward Hughes [www.bibleforchildren.org](www.bibleforchildren.org) 21/60  \nEnglish Story Book  \nDavid was king of Judah, in southern Israel. But the rest of Israel took Ishbosheth, Son of Saul, as king. Civil war raged for seven years . But David grew stronger and stronger.  \nFinally King Ishbosheth was killed by two of his own soldiers .  \nThen all the tribes of Israel came to David and anointed him king over Israel. At long last, David was king over all the nation .  \nThe first thing King David did was capture Jerusalem . It became known as the City of David. He rebuilt it as a stronghold against enemies . From Jerusalem, David's army went out to conquer the Philistines and other enemies of Israel.  \nNext, King David brought the Ark of God to Jerusalem . The Ark of God contained copies of the ten commandments and other laws given to Moses by God. The Ark reminded the Israelites of God’s holiness and their need to obey Him .  \nDavid had to fight many battles in the early years of his reign. He was a wise soldier and a humble man who prayed for God's guidance .  \nIt bothered David that he had a nice house to live in while the ark of God remained in a tent. David decided to build a temple . Nathan, God's prophet, told him to go ahead.  \nThat night, God sent a message to David: “My servant David, the LORD will make you a house . When your days are fulfilled and you rest with your fathers, I will set up your child as king after you . He shall build a house for My name and I will establish the throne of his kingdom forever .”  \nDavid wanted to help any survivors of Saul's family. He found only Jonathan's son, Mephibosheth, who was crippled.“He shall eat at my table like oneof the king's sons,” David said. 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