This leader spent thirty-eight years in the city of Gibeah. A member of the Tribe of Benjamin and the son of Kish, this religious figure refused to execute King Agag the Amalekite and opposed a divine mandate regarding special privileges of Levite priests by personally offering sacrifices to God.  He was then told that God would summarily depose him. Later, an evil spirit possessed this man to kill his eventual successor, a general in his army. Advised by Samuel, for 10 points, name this first king of Israel, succeeded by David.
This leader spent thirty-eight years in the city of Gibeah. A member of the Tribe of Benjamin and the son of Kish, this religious figure refused to execute King Agag the Amalekite and opposed a divine mandate regarding special privileges of Levite priests by personally offering sacrifices to God.  He was then told that God would summarily depose him. Later, an evil spirit possessed this man to kill his eventual successor, a general in his army. Advised by Samuel, for 10 points, name this first king of Israel, succeeded by David.
This leader spent thirty-eight years in the city of Gibeah. A member of the Tribe of Benjamin and the son of Kish, this religious figure refused to execute King Agag the Amalekite and opposed a divine mandate regarding special privileges of Levite priests by personally offering sacrifices to God.  
Saul