Who was the father of King David?

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Who was the father of King David?

Explanation:
David’s father is Jesse. This is shown in the narrative where Samuel goes to Jesse’s household to anoint the future king; Jesse presents his sons, and God selects David, the youngest, indicating his lineage comes from Jesse, a Bethlehemite shepherd (1 Samuel 16). Saul was the king before David, not his father. Nathan is a prophet who confronts David, not a family relation. Mephibosheth is Jonathan’s son and Saul’s grandson, not David’s father. So Jesse is the correct parent.

David’s father is Jesse. This is shown in the narrative where Samuel goes to Jesse’s household to anoint the future king; Jesse presents his sons, and God selects David, the youngest, indicating his lineage comes from Jesse, a Bethlehemite shepherd (1 Samuel 16). Saul was the king before David, not his father. Nathan is a prophet who confronts David, not a family relation. Mephibosheth is Jonathan’s son and Saul’s grandson, not David’s father. So Jesse is the correct parent.

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