The two generals who killed a holder of this position two years into his reign had their hands and feet cut off by a later holder. The second holder of this position, Ish-bosheth, (15[2])ascended (15[1])to the throne (15[1])after (15[1])his father committed suicide at the Battle of Gilboa (15[1])following (15[1])a witch’s prophecy of his (15[1])death. (15[1])A holder of this position (15[1])borrowed the advice of Lemuel’s (15[1])mother to not spend strength on women who “ruin” holders (15[1])of this position. (15[1])Nathan informed (-5[1])a holder (-5[1])of this position (15[2])that his son, (15[3])(*) Adonijah, (10[1]-5[1])planned to usurp (10[1])him. (10[3])Rehoboam (10[1])and Jeroboam (10[3]-5[1])I (10[4])were the first rulers (10[2])following the dissolution (-5[1])of (-5[1])this position. (10[2])The prophet (10[1])Samuel (10[2])was sent to find the (-5[1])next holder of (10[1])this position (10[1])among Jesse’s (10[1])children. (10[3])During (-5[1])a battle with Philistines, (10[2])a future holder (10[2])of this position (10[1]-5[1])used a sling (10[2])to slay (10[1])an opponent. (10[1])For 10 (10[1])points, name this position held by Saul and David in the Bible. (0[1])■END■ (10[5]0[2])