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Considering the socio-political climate of the time, what was the most likely underlying reason behind King Saul's persistent paranoia and jealousy towards David, even after David repeatedly demonstrated loyalty and military prowess?
A
Saul suffered from a hereditary mental illness that manifested as irrational fear and distrust.
B
Saul genuinely believed David was plotting to assassinate him and seize the throne through treachery.
C
Saul feared the loss of his dynasty and legacy, as Samuel had indicated that the kingdom would be given to another, and David's popularity threatened his lineage.
D
Saul was manipulated by court officials who were secretly loyal to David and sought to undermine Saul's authority.
Reference:
1 Samuel 18:6-9
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