The next day. —David’s continued absence on the second day of the feast awoke Saul’s suspicion, and he asked his son, who was sitt…

David was the son of Jesse, but he was Saul's own son-in-law; yet, out of contempt, the angry king calls him "the son of Jesse."

And it came to pass on the morrow, [which was] the second
[day] of the month
The Targ…

No one was more consistent than David in attending holy duties; nor would he have been absent, except that self-preservation compelled him to withd…