Saul

daughters of Israel wept when he died, supported them when husbands were at war, or supported Torah scholars

David marrying Ritzpah bas Ayah, who had been married to his father-in-law Saul

David mourns Saul and Jonathan

four who merited the world to come because they gave up positions of power (one who didn’t), Yonasan son of Saul, Elazar ben Azaryah, elders of Beseirah, Rabbi Chaninah of Tzippori, one who didn’t is Rabbi Yoshua ben Kovsai

four who merited the world to come because they gave up positions of power (one who didn’t), Yonasan son of Saul, Elazar ben Azaryah, elders of Beseirah, Rabbi Chaninah of Tzippori, one who didn’t is Rabbi Yoshua ben Kovsai

learning warfare necessary after righteous people (such as Saul and Jonathan) die

merited to be king due to his grandfather who lit lamps in the dark public alleys

permanent anointments (David, Solomon) were done with a horn, temporary (Saul, Yehu) were done with a flask

very tall