There are some similarities between the narratives, including David leading an army in revenge ( for Nabal's unwillingness to give provisions to David ), with 400 of the army going ahead and 200 staying behind, as well as David gaining Abigail as a wife ( though in the Ziklag narrative he re-gains her ), as well as several provisions, and there being a jovial feast in the enemy camp ( i. e. Nabal's property ).

There are some similarities between the narratives: the fact that Ziklag and Maon are located in the region south of Hebron ; David leading an army in revenge ( for the Amalekite's destruction of Ziklag and capture of its population ), with 400 of the army going ahead and 200 staying behind ; David gaining Abigail as a wife ( though in the Ziklag narrative he re-gains her ), as well as several provisions ; and there being a jovial feast in the enemy camp ( i. e. Nabal's property ).

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