There were many factions of men who participated in the transition from the rule of Saul to the rule of David. You will see that most of David's armies consisted of Saul's abusive persecution of these refugees. In this transitional context, David was a role model for Christ who separated the sheep from the goats. David was the only king who was also a prophet and priest. What sets the transition apart from each area of ​​history. David in perpetual declarations established the first establishment of three branches of government. David was the only king. who ruled the world, not by military conquest, but by a definite kingdom. David had the divine authority of the seal. He couldn't be killed. He pronounced the defeat of all other kingdoms.Because he was a prophet, theologians teach that these covenants were limited in a theocratic government, but the Psalms teach eternal salvation in the context of covenants, not political salvation. Guilt by punishing the guilty. God proclaims through the prophet priest and king the eternal damnation of the wicked and the justification of the righteous. The proclamations are not limited to the government of David, but are Christ's proclamations of eternal salvation. over earthly governments.