O.t. History Test 2

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Purpose of 1st & 2nd Samuel

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1. Historical record of the monarch rule and kingdom of Israel.

2. Record of the Davidic Covenant.

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Shiloh

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Where the Tabernacle was located during the priesthood of Eli, when Samuel came as a boy to minister there.

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Shiloh (Map)

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Samuel

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1. A prophet during the time of Saul and David.

2. The last judge of Israel.

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Ramah

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1. The home town of Samuel.

2. Samuel would make a circuit route yearly to Bethel, Gilgal, Mizpah, and return to Ramah as he judged Israel.

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Ramah (Map)

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3 Ceremonies that affirmed Saul's kingship

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1. Initial anointing by Samuel

2. Chosen by lot when all the Tribes gather at Mizpah.

3. Affirmed by all the people at Gilgal after he proves himself in battle.

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Gibeah

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1. The home town of Saul.

2. Where Saul rules Israel from.

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Gibeah (Map)

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Jonathan's display of faith

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Jonathan displayed his faith in the LORD by depending on Him for the victory over the Philistines despite the odds.

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Abner

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1. Captain of Saul's army.

2. Also Saul's uncle.

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2 ways Saul disobeyed that resulted in him losing the kingdom

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1. He failed to wait for Samuel and offered a sacrifice for himself.

2. He did not obey the LORD's command to kill all the Amalekites and their animals.

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David spares Saul's life

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David spares Saul's life because he was the LORD's anointed.

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Ahimelech

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The high priest of Nob who assisted David by giving him:

1. The consecrated bread

2. The sword of Goliath

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Abigail

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1. Acts wisely to intercede when her husband Nabal foolishly denies aid to David and his men.

2. Marries David after the LORD strikes down her husband Nabal.

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Ziklag

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1. A Philistine city given to David by a Philistine king.

2. David and the people following him live there for a year and four months.

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Jabesh-gilead

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1. Where Saul and his sons were buried by men from this town.

2. Saul had defended Jabesh-gilead when he first became king.

3. 400 wives had been given to the remaining Benjamites from Jabesh-gilead.

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Jabesh-gilead (Map)

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Hebron

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1. Where David establishes his capital as ruler of Judah.

2. David rules from Hebron 7 1/2 years.

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Jerusalem

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1. Where David lived and established the capital of Israel.

2. The Ark of the Covenant will be brought here.

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Joab

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Becomes the commander and chief of David's army after taking the lead in conquering the Jebusites at Jerusalem.

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Ziklag (Map)

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Hebron (Map)

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Jerusalem (Map)

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God's Promises to David

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1. He will make David's name great.

2. Israel will have rest from their enemies.

3. A descendent of David will have an everlasting dynasty.

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Kiriath-Jearim (Map)

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Mahanaim

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1. Where David flees to when fleeing from Absalom.

2. Where Ish-bosheth had ruled Israel from.

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Absalom

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1. David's 3rd son, by Maacah.

2. Aspires to the throne but is killed in Gilead by Joab in a battle against David's men.

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Kiriath-Jearim (Baale-Judah)

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Where the Ark was located after it was returned from the Philistines and before David relocated it to Jerusalem.

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Mephibosheth

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1. Jonathan's only remaining descendent.

2. David restores Saul's land to him and has him eat at his table regularly.

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Mahanaim (Map)

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David's Census

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David was wrong to order a census taken because in doing so he was sourcing his pride and security in the number of his people and warriors.