That description fits King David, since he was a shepherd in his youth (though not as king), and he then became king and conquered the Philistines. See also:More about King David
He helped fight the philistines. He also cruelly conquered many other nations. That helped him make an empire which became strong.
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King david slew the mighty giant Goliath, this made the Philistines flee.
He beat the Philistines one time when was the king but he beat the philistines two times in King Saul's days. That makes it three times in his life.
In the year of 1769, King Jason Sonas (son of the great lord, King Arthur) and the Philistines were intruded by the Romans. This led to the Philistines and King Jason Sonas to flee from their home land by boats and by feet. The Philistines spread all over the world and the Romans ruled the land of the Philistines. The Philistines that were left there, were being brought to be slaves for the Romans and lived in very poor conditions.
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The Philistines took advantage of early Israelite disunity by waging attacks and raids on Israelite villages. This pillaging was quite common until the Israelites formed a united kingdom and actively engaged the Philistines in war. After that point, the Philistines were more of a nuisance than an actual problem. It was the Assyrians who eventually conquered Israel, not the Philistines.
The Philistines took advantage of early Israelite disunity by waging attacks and raids on Israelite villages. This pillaging was quite common until the Israelites formed a United Kingdom and actively engaged the Philistines in war. After that point, the Philistines were more of a nuisance than an actual problem. It was the Assyrians who eventually conquered Israel, not the Philistines.
The leader of the Philistines was usually referred to as a king or ruler. One of the most famous Philistine kings was Goliath, who was defeated by the biblical figure David.
Saul became the first Hebrew king.
King Saul.