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First Samuel
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Samuel, the last judge and first great
prophet in Israel, anoints the first king.
Though Saul's physical credentials are impressive, his indifferent heart
attitude toward God results in the kingdom being taken away from his
family. In his place Samuel anoints
young David as the king-elect. David
becomes a growing threat to the insanely jealous Saul, eventually fleeing to
the wilderness for his very life. But
God's hand of protection is clearly upon David, even as God's hand of
judgment is being felt by Saul and his family. Foolishly consulting a medium at En Dor,
Saul hears his own doom pronounced.
True to the prophet's word, Saul and his sons are killed the next day
in combat.
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Focus
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Samuel
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Saul
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1:1 7:17
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8:1
31:13
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Divisions
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Transition of Leadership #1 Eli - Samuel
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Judgeship of Samuel
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Transition of Leadership #2 Samuel - Saul
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Reign of Saul
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Transition of Leadership #3 Saul - David
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1:1
3:21
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4:1 7:17
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8:1
12:25
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13:1
15:9
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15:10 31:13
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Topics
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Decline of Judges
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Rise of Kings
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Eli
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Samuel
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Saul
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David
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1:1
3:21
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4:1
7:17
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8:1 15:9
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15:10 31:13
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Place
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Canaan
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Time
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c. 94 Years
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Pastor Duckett preached from I Samuel on November 10, 2013.
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