Eliphalel, son of Ur, is mentioned as one of David's mighty warriors in 1 Chronicles. He belonged to the elite group of heroes who served King David with great bravery and loyalty. He is one of the less well-known warriors, but his inclusion on the list testifies to his significant contribution to David's military forces.
The list of David's heroes in 1 Chronicles 11 describes a group of elite warriors who performed great feats and remained loyal to David from the beginning of his kingdom.
10These are the chiefs of David's mighty men, who together with all Israel gave his kingship strong support to make him king, as the LORD had promised concerning Israel.
11This is the list of David's mighty men: Jashobeam son of Hachmoni, chief of the officers. He wielded his spear against three hundred men, killing them in a single encounter.
10These are the chiefs of David's mighty men, who together with all Israel gave his kingship strong support to make him king, as the LORD had promised concerning Israel.
A corresponding list of David's heroes is found in 2 Samuel 23, although some names vary between the two lists. Eliphel is mentioned specifically in Chronicles' version.