1 Samuel 30:5
And David’s two wives were taken captives, Ahinoam the Jezreelitess, and Abigail the wife of Nabal the Carmelite.
Cross-reference
1 Samuel 25:42
Historical context
In 1 Samuel 25:42, Abigail becomes David's wife, explaining who she is and why she is listed among the captured.
1 Samuel 25:43
Historical context
In 1 Samuel 25:43, David also takes Ahinoam as wife, providing the origin of the other captured wife mentioned here.
1 Samuel 27:3
Historical context
In 1 Samuel 27:3, the same two wives are named while David dwelt with Achish, confirming their identity as his wives during that period.
2 Samuel 2:2
Historical context
In 2 Samuel 2:2, David brings these same two wives to Hebron, showing their continued status after he becomes king.
2 Samuel 3:2
Historical context
In 2 Samuel 3:2, Ahinoam is named as mother of David's firstborn Amnon, linking her to David's lineage.
2 Samuel 3:3
Historical context
In 2 Samuel 3:3, Abigail is named as mother of Chileab, showing her role in David's family.