Who attacked and burned the city while the men were away?
The Amalekites
Where did the battle take place?
Mount Gilboa
Name one son who died in the battle
Jonathan (also Abinadab, Malchishua)
Where was the king’s armor displayed?
In the temple of their idols
What happened to the families of the men?
They were taken captive.
Which army fought against Israel?
The Philistines
Who was Jonathan’s closest friend?
David
What did they do with his (Saul's) body?
Fastened it to the wall of Beth Shan.
What did the leader do when the people threatened him?
He strengthened himself in the Lord
What injury left the king near death?
He was wounded by archers.
What does Jonathan’s death symbolize?
The end of a faithful covenant friendship
Why did they display the bodies publicly?
To humiliate Israel.
What sacred object was used to seek guidance?
The ephod
Why did he ask his armor‑bearer to kill him?
To avoid abuse by the Philistines
How does their (Saul's Sons) death affect Israel’s future?
It clears the way for David’s rise.
What message did this send to other nations?
That they had defeated Israel’s king.
Who helped them locate the raiders’ camp?
An Egyptian servant.
What did he do when the armor‑bearer refused?
He fell on his own sword.
What prophecy does their death fulfill?
God’s judgment on Saul’s house