Quiz – OT Survey 2 Lesson 3 – www.thekingdombuilders.org

In 1 Samuel 7-8, Israel’s desire for a king was aligned with God’s plan for a monarchy.

True

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Samuel served as a judge over which tribes of Israel?

All tribes

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Judah, Benjamin, and Simeon

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Ephraim, Manasseh, and Dan

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Levi, Issachar, and Zebulun

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Saul’s initial reign as king was characterized by humility and wise leadership.

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What led to Saul’s downfall as king?

His failure to defeat the Philistines

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His refusal to offer sacrifices before battle

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His disobedience in dealing with the Amalekites

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His alliance with neighboring nations

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Samuel told Saul that God values heartfelt obedience over religious rituals and sacrifices.

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What was God’s command regarding the Amalekites in 1 Samuel 15?

Spare their king and livestock

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Completely destroy them, sparing no one or anything

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Convert them to the worship of the God of Israel

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Make peace and form an alliance with them

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Saul’s second sin led to the immediate loss of his kingdom, and his family was no longer eligible to rule Israel.

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Who did God choose as the new king after rejecting Saul?

Jonathan

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Samuel

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David

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Solomon

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The text emphasizes that Israel’s haste in seeking a king forced God’s hand, and He had to accept their choice.

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What lesson can be learned from Saul’s story in this text?

Obedience to God's commands is crucial.

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Kingship is the ideal form of governance.

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Sacrificing animals is the highest form of worship.

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Saul's leadership was flawless.

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