Which giant did David defeat?

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Which giant did David defeat?

Explanation:
David defeated Goliath, the Philistine giant from Gath. In the encounter at the Valley of Elah, Goliath taunted Israel for forty days, and David chose to trust God rather than wear armor or use a sword. With a sling and a stone, he struck the giant in the forehead, causing him to fall, and then David beheaded him, securing Israel’s victory. Abner is Saul’s army commander, Jonathan is Saul’s son and David’s ally, and Mephibosheth is Jonathan’s grandson who appears later in David’s story—none of them are the giant David defeated. Goliath is the famous foe associated with this pivotal moment.

David defeated Goliath, the Philistine giant from Gath. In the encounter at the Valley of Elah, Goliath taunted Israel for forty days, and David chose to trust God rather than wear armor or use a sword. With a sling and a stone, he struck the giant in the forehead, causing him to fall, and then David beheaded him, securing Israel’s victory. Abner is Saul’s army commander, Jonathan is Saul’s son and David’s ally, and Mephibosheth is Jonathan’s grandson who appears later in David’s story—none of them are the giant David defeated. Goliath is the famous foe associated with this pivotal moment.

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