Flavius Josephus, first century historian and author of Antiquities of the Jews, describes briefly here the efforts of Michal to save David.

Provides a chronological narrative of Michal from her mentions in the bible, including her marriage to David, her marriage at the hand of her father to Palti ben Layish, and her remarriage to David once he became king.

Subtitled A Woman Who Never Had a Mother's Day, this study profiles the character of Mical, what she did in her life, what David paid for a dowry and why, and her return to David, and focuses on her childlessness.