Saul's death gets covered here in a single chapter, notably shorter and less detailed than the same event's telling back in 1 Samuel. The chronicler seems less interested in Saul's story generally and more interested in getting to David as quickly as...
Literary<b>And the Philistines fought with Israel</b> He relates only Saul’s downfall; when relating the story of David, he does not tell of his disgrace, only of his heroism and greatness, because the Book pertains to him and to the kings of Judah.
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