Introduction to I Samuel: “The Reigns Of Saul And David”
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I. THEME:
I. THEME:
I Samuel gives the history of Israel from the time of Eli to the ascension of David to the throne of Israel.
I Samuel gives the history of Israel from the time of Eli to the ascension of David to the throne of Israel.
“The Reigns Of Saul And David”
“The Reigns Of Saul And David”
“The Reigns Of Saul And David”
II. KEY VERSE:
II. KEY VERSE:
I. THEME: I Samuel gives the history of Israel from the time of Eli to the ascension of David to the throne of Israel.
I. THEME: I Samuel gives the history of Israel from the time of Eli to the ascension of David to the throne of Israel.
II. KEY VERSE:
II. KEY VERSE:
Now therefore, please pardon my sin and return with me that I may bow before the Lord.”
Now therefore, please pardon my sin and return with me that I may bow before the Lord.”
III. AUTHOR
III. AUTHOR
A. There is no positive answer as to the author of the book.
A. There is no positive answer as to the author of the book.
B. The books appear to be complications from various sources.
B. The books appear to be complications from various sources.
C. A late Jewish tradition names Samuel as the author book along with Judges and Ruth.
C. A late Jewish tradition names Samuel as the author book along with Judges and Ruth.
D. A prophet editor could have written the book, using sources.
D. A prophet editor could have written the book, using sources.
IV. OUTLINES
IV. OUTLINES
A. Judgeship to monarchy.
A. Judgeship to monarchy.
B. Begins with the birth of Samuel to the close of David’s public career.
B. Begins with the birth of Samuel to the close of David’s public career.
C. Saul’s death divides 1 & 2 Samuel.
C. Saul’s death divides 1 & 2 Samuel.
V. PURPOSE:
V. PURPOSE:
For whatever was written in former days was written for our instruction, that through endurance and through the encouragement of the Scriptures we might have hope.
Now these things happened to them as an example, but they were written down for our instruction, on whom the end of the ages has come.
1 Corinthians
VI. AUTHORITY: The New Testament stamped Samuel as canonical
VI. AUTHORITY: The New Testament stamped Samuel as canonical
VI. AUTHORITY: The New Testament stamped Samuel as canonical
VI. AUTHORITY: The New Testament stamped Samuel as canonical
VII. FEATURES: The book of I Samuel covers a period of about 100 years.
VII. FEATURES: The book of I Samuel covers a period of about 100 years.
VIII. Samuel himself is a lesson in prayer:
VIII. Samuel himself is a lesson in prayer:
A. He was born in answer prayer. 1:10-28
A. He was born in answer prayer. 1:10-28
B. Israel succeeded in answer to Samuel’s prayer 7:5-10
B. Israel succeeded in answer to Samuel’s prayer 7:5-10
C. Samuel seeks guidance for Israel. This guidance comes through prayer. 8:5-6
C. Samuel seeks guidance for Israel. This guidance comes through prayer. 8:5-6
D. He learns secrets through prayer. 9:15
D. He learns secrets through prayer. 9:15
E. Samuel stresses the sin of failure to pray for the nation. 12:19, 23
E. Samuel stresses the sin of failure to pray for the nation. 12:19, 23
F. Samuel received a “no” to his prayer for Saul. God never interferes with man’s freedom. 28:6
F. Samuel received a “no” to his prayer for Saul. God never interferes with man’s freedom. 28:6
A Miktam of David.
Preserve me, O God, for in you I take refuge.
I say to the Lord, “You are my Lord;
I have no good apart from you.”
As for the saints in the land, they are the excellent ones,
in whom is all my delight.
The sorrows of those who run after another god shall multiply;
their drink offerings of blood I will not pour out
or take their names on my lips.
The Lord is my chosen portion and my cup;
you hold my lot.
The lines have fallen for me in pleasant places;
indeed, I have a beautiful inheritance.
I bless the Lord who gives me counsel;
in the night also my heart instructs me.
I have set the Lord always before me;
because he is at my right hand, I shall not be shaken.
Therefore my heart is glad, and my whole being rejoices;
my flesh also dwells secure.
For you will not abandon my soul to Sheol,
or let your holy one see corruption.
You make known to me the path of life;
in your presence there is fullness of joy;
at your right hand are pleasures forevermore.
Psalm
IX. THE PLACE OF CHRIST
IX. THE PLACE OF CHRIST
II. THE PLACE OF CHRIST
II. THE PLACE OF CHRIST
II. THE PLACE OF CHRIST
A. By Prophecy
A. By Prophecy
B. By Appearance
B. By Appearance
C. By Type
C. By Type
D. By history of Redemption
D. By history of Redemption
X. THE MESSAGE OF SAMUEL
X. THE MESSAGE OF SAMUEL
A. The Principle of Raising the Lowly— Hannah:
A. The Principle of Raising the Lowly— Hannah:
B. The Principle Applied to Israel and Her Kings—Saul and David:
B. The Principle Applied to Israel and Her Kings—Saul and David:
I. THEME: I Samuel gives the history of Israel from the time of Eli to the ascension of David to the throne of Israel.
I. THEME: I Samuel gives the history of Israel from the time of Eli to the ascension of David to the throne of Israel.