Revisiting Jonathan's voice in the prelude triggers reflections on David's humble beginnings. Jonathan, acknowledging David as the future king, deepened their bond by relinquishing his royal robes. Exploring the essence of true royalty, echoing Joel Ansett's words, "The nature of true royalty is not having a golden crown. It’s learning to lay it down," draws parallels with Jesus' humility. This mirrors Jonathan's laying down his life for David, akin to Jesus's sacrifice for humanity. A long-awaited coronation transpires, anointing David as the King of Israel. This pivotal moment, anticipated by the audience, concludes the civil war and heralds a righteous rule. The parallel between David and Jesus, both commencing their journeys at thirty, adds depth to the story. David's inaugural mission involved capturing Jerusalem from the Canaanites and establishing it as the City of David. This victory solidifies David's legacy, aligning him with biblical patriarchs.