Late in this man's life he took Abishag the Shunammite for a companion, but was not intimate with her.
This man was given the town of Ziklag by King Achish while serving in the Philistine army. Late in this man's life he took Abishag the Shunammite for a companion, but was not intimate with her. His son Adoniyah declared himself king, but was passed over for another of this man's sons. While living in the wilderness he was refused hospitality by Nabal, who was struck down by God, after which this man took Nabal's widow Abigail as his wife. This figure had already been married to (*) Michal, who helped him escape from her murderously jealous father. Yet another wife of this man was originally married to Uriah the Hittite until this man schemed to have Uriah killed after he saw her bathing on the roof; that woman was Bathsheba, the mother of Solomon.  For 10 points, name this successor to Saul as king of Israel who wrote many Psalms and killed Goliath
This man was given the town of Ziklag by King Achish while serving in the Philistine army.
King David