Dawiḏ (David) — דָּוִד
Linguistic Identity: Dawiḏ (David)
Paleo / Ancient Hebrew: דָּוִד (Dalet-Waw-Dalet)
Meaning: “Beloved”
Covenant Office: Sovereign King of all Yisra’ĕl, Anointed Psalmist, Recipient of the Everlasting Royal Covenant (2 Shemu’ĕl 7)
1. Identity & Etymology
The name Dawiḏ (often anglicized as David) derives from the Hebrew root Dod (דּוֹד), signifying “Beloved”. He was the eighth son of Jesse the Bethlehemite, chosen by Yahuah because of his heart (1 Shemu’ĕl 16:7).
- Restored Designation:
Dawiḏ (David) - Royal Lineage: Tribe of Yahuḏah, father of Shelomoh and Nathan.
- Role in Salvation History: Bearer of the unconditional royal covenant deed guaranteeing that David’s throne would endure forever, fulfilled in Yahusha Ha’Mashiach.
2. Primary Study Documents & Transcripts
- Step 2 - The Anointing of Dawid, Acoustic Warfare and The Slaying of Goliath
- Step 3 - The Fugitive Crucible, The Cave of Adullam, En-Gedi and The Fall of Sha’ul
- Step 4 - The Coronation in Hebron, The Fortress of Zion and The Dawidic Covenant
- Step 5 - The Fall of Dawid, The Absalom Revolt, and The Threshing Floor of Moriah
- The Lineages of the Covenant - Priestly and Royal Lines