The term 'Hebrew King' refers to three kings of the ancient Hebrews: Saul, David, and SOLOMON. Saul was the first king of the united Kingdom of Israel, reigning from 1020-1000 BCE. David succeeded Saul and reigned from 1000-961 BCE. He is credited with establishing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and is known for his military successes. SOLOMON, the son of David, reigned from 961-922 BCE and is known for his wisdom and wealth.