Goliath's sword

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Goliath's sword is the massive weapon taken by the young David after defeating the Philistine giant Goliath, later becoming a symbol of God's deliverance and David's rising status in biblical tradition.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biblical artifact
symbolic object
weapon
appearsIn Hebrew Bible NERFINISHED
Old Testament NERFINISHED
appearsInWork 1 Samuel NERFINISHED
associatedWithEvent David's defeat of Goliath
associatedWithGroup Philistines NERFINISHED
associatedWithPeople David NERFINISHED
Goliath NERFINISHED
associatedWithPlace Valley of Elah NERFINISHED
culturalRole symbol of victory over giants or overwhelming foes
describedAs massive
unique
without equal
genreContext religious scripture
hasCanonicalStatusIn Christian canon
Jewish canon NERFINISHED
hasOwnerInNarrative Goliath NERFINISHED
hasSubsequentOwnerInNarrative David NERFINISHED
hasType sword
keptAt Nob NERFINISHED
keptBy Ahimelech the priest NERFINISHED
languageOfName English
mentionedIn 1 Samuel 17
1 Samuel 21
notableFor association with David's flight from Saul
being taken by David after Goliath's defeat
originalLanguageContext Hebrew
partOf biblical narrative of David's early life
relatedTo David and Goliath narrative NERFINISHED
Philistine–Israelite conflicts NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Christianity
Judaism
retrievedBy David at Nob NERFINISHED
storedIn tabernacle at Nob NERFINISHED
symbolizes David's rising status
God's deliverance
God's power over Israel's enemies
divine victory
takenAsSpoilBy David NERFINISHED
takenBy David NERFINISHED
timePeriodContext biblical Iron Age Israel
usedAs literary symbol of overcoming great odds
usedAsEvidenceOf David's reliance on God's past deliverance
God's faithfulness to David
usedBy Goliath NERFINISHED

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David and Goliath featuresObject Goliath's sword