We analyze the final section of David's song.

We continue learning King David's song, which can be divided into sections.

David reflects on his life and writes this song of praise to Hashem. How is this song different than Psalms 18?

David and his men battle with Philistine giants, descendants of Orpah.

David takes the bones of Saul and his sons from Yavesh Gilad and brings them to their family burial plot in Binyamin.

After the Givonites force King David to hang 7 of Saul's descendants, Rizpta the daughter of Aya, Saul's concubine, stays with the hanged corpses for six months to shoo away the birds and beasts from devouring the bodies.

After three years of famine, it is revealed to King David that the cause of the drought is Saul's wiping out of the Gibeonites.

Yoav and a wise woman of the city have a conversation, and she uses her wisdom to convince the city to hand over Sheva ben Bichrti - his head is cut off and sent over the wall.

With the chase on, Sheva ben Bichri fortifies himself in the walled city of Avel, and Yoav and his men lay a siege on the city

Yoav murders Amasa ben Yeter on his way to chase down Shev ben Bichri