Samuel, Saul, and David Quiz
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What was Samuel's mother's vow regarding his upbringing?

  • To offer him as a priest in the temple.
  • To raise him as a king for Israel.
  • To send him to live with Eli's family.
  • To dedicate him as a Nazirite if given a son. (correct)

What action led to Saul's disobedience during the Amalekite mission?

  • He prioritized his own safety over the mission.
  • He refused to follow Samuel's orders.
  • He spared King Agag and the livestock. (correct)
  • He consulted a medium for advice.

Which characteristic is exemplified in David's encounter with Goliath?

  • His reliance on physical strength.
  • His faith in God's strength. (correct)
  • His military strategy and planning.
  • His willingness to negotiate.

What was a significant aspect of Saul's spiritual decline?

<p>His consultation with a medium at Endor. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was Samuel's response to Saul's failures?

<p>He mourned but obeyed God by anointing David. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did David demonstrate respect for Saul despite the king's attempts to kill him?

<p>He spared Saul's life on multiple occasions. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was a key theme in the relationship between Jonathan and David?

<p>Loyalty and support despite conflict. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was a critical factor in Saul's rejection as king?

<p>His partial obedience and disobedience. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Samuel's mother's vow

Hannah prayed fervently to God for a son and vowed to dedicate him as a Nazirite if God answered her prayer.

Samuel's roles

Samuel served as a prophet and judge, guiding Israel spiritually and politically during a time of transition.

Samuel's warning about kingship

Samuel warned that having a king would lead to taxation, conscription, and potential spiritual disobedience.

Saul's anointing

Saul was anointed by Samuel with oil as the first king of Israel.

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Saul's disobedience

Saul disobeyed God during the Amalekite mission by sparing King Agag and livestock, prioritizing public approval over divine commands.

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David's anointing

David, known as a man after God's own heart, was chosen to succeed Saul due to Saul's disobedience.

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David's faith and courage

David faced Goliath with faith in God and defeated him, showing that reliance on divine strength outweighs human capability.

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David's respect for Saul

Even though Saul tried to kill him, David refused to harm Saul, demonstrating godly character and trust in God's timing.

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Study Notes

Samuel

  • Hannah prayed for a son, vowing to dedicate him to God.
  • Samuel served in the house of the Lord after being weaned.
  • Samuel was a prophet and judge, navigating Israel's transition.
  • Samuel warned against kingship, foreseeing conscription, taxation, and spiritual disobedience.

Saul

  • Anointed as Israel's first king by Samuel.
  • Saul disobeyed God during the Amalekite mission, sparing Agag and livestock.
  • Saul's jealousy and pursuit of David led to multiple attempts to kill him.
  • Saul consulted a medium, highlighting his desperation and disobedience.
  • Saul and his sons died in battle, fulfilling Samuel's prophecy.

David

  • Anointed by God to succeed Saul.
  • David's courage and faith were evident in facing Goliath.
  • David honored Saul, refusing to harm him.
  • David's friendship with Jonathan was marked by loyalty.

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Test your knowledge on the biblical figures Samuel, Saul, and David. This quiz covers their key events, relationships, and the lessons learned from their lives. Dive into the transitions of leadership in ancient Israel as you explore the significance of each character's choices.

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