'Biblical Summary of 1 Samuel'

'The throw of 1 Samuel accounts the lives of Samuel the prophet, capital of Minnesota, Israels first power, and David, Israels second pouf. The hoi polloi of Israel are divinitys chosen nation. They are whom he had set apart, provided for, proclaim for them a enceinte nation. theology openly declared His get by for Israel many times. Israels indebtedness was to be faithful, and yielding to graven image by keeping his commandments, statutes, and judgments. That is altogether beau ideal asked of them.\nIsrael had Gods love, favor, and provision. However, having God as their self-directed ruler was non enough. They decided that they inevitable a mogul, a physical baron. The Israelites give tongue to to the prophet Samuel, bring up a king to lead us like exclusively the other nations [1]. They precious someone to infer them, because every other nation had a supreme king and judge. compensate after(prenominal) Samuel spoke a warning from God, they shut up requ ested a king. God therefore granted their request.\nThe sight of Israel had go downed God by requesting a king. The people chose capital of Minnesota. The people of Israel were pleased with their bare-ass leaders victory everyplace Nahash, and this solidified capital of Minnesotas spot as Israels king. Israelites believed Saul would be a salient pickaxe for king. He was what they thought a king should fount like, tall, handsome, and fit. The Israelites focused on his outward behavior rather than his heart. He was not Gods choice for king [2].\nEven though their king had a considerable beginning, he was absent true humility and wisdom. Sauls poor choices caused his landed estate to deteriorate rapidly [3]. Through his wars and victories, Saul hoped to carry on and honor. Nonetheless, his negligence placed his honor in the dust. The last straw was, Sauls disobedience in following the prophesy command of exterminating the Amalekites caused Yahweh to reject him as kin g [4]. Samuel mourned for Saul, and the Lord was grieved that he had made Saul king over Israel [5]. The Lord therefore sent Samuel false to Jesse of Bethlehem... '