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Yehonatan, prince of the benjaminites, but i actually added wolf elements to him because thats the benjaminite totem, which is cool af
The scar on his face? Probably Saul. He loves his psychotic dad tho
guy with the bad posture
Which is the worst burn? (Jumblr Rosh Chodesh edition)
You, son of a bitch!
You, son of a perverse rebellious woman!
You, son of a straying woman deserving of punishment!
Thou, perverse and rebellious son!
You, son of a twisted rebellion!
בֶּֽן־נַעֲוַ֖ת הַמַּרְדּ֑וּת!
Transliterated Hebrew: Ben na’avat hamar’dut!
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Thinking about how in Hebrew, the Star of David is called Magen David, which means Shield of David, because of the legend that it was the symbol on King David's shield.
But who was the real shield in David's life? The one who would constantly try to protect him from King Shaul and his army, who put his life and honour on the line defending him multiple times?
Yonatan.
The Magen David is Yonatan.
Yonatan gave David his weapons when he fell in love with him, but not his shield. Why would that be? Maybe it's because Yonatan was his shield.
When David sings a surge lamenting the deaths of Shaul and Yonatan, there's a line that goes as such:
"Behold in Gilboa, let there be no dew or rain upon you, or bountiful fields; for there the shield of warriors, the shield of Shaul were rejected, no longer anointed with oil."
It's interesting that Yonatan isn't mentioned in this stanza, but Shaul is.
But upon analysis of the context....David was a poet.
He wouldn't have to mention a person by name in order to mention them.
What if the "shield of warriors" wasn't a physical shield, but Yonatan?
David and Shaul were both warriors, Yonatan never was. He gave away his weapons to David, he was skilled with the bow but the only time we see him use it is to send a coded signal to David. Yonatan was called weak by his father for his lack of aggression- he was always the defender and never the offender.
Yonatan is the shield.
Perhaps when we wear our Magen David necklaces, or embroider and carve them into our Judaica, we are wearing a symbol of Yonatan- a man who chose love over war.
Yonatan
Gad, Yonatan, Abel, Sullene, Dorian.
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