Kings & Monarchs of Israel
The Book of Judges
Saul’s Downfall
Life & Reign of David
Royal Secrets & Consequences
100

These were the first two kings who ruled over the united Kingdom of Israel.

Saul and David

100

This Nazarite judge lost his supernatural strength after his hair was cut.

Samson

100

King Saul recruited David to play the harp for him in order to relieve torment caused by this.

A distressing/harmful spirit

100

After knocking Goliath down with a slingstone, David immediately used Goliath's own sword to do this.

Cut his head off.

100

This is the name of the second son born to David and Bathsheba, who eventually succeeded David on the throne.

Solomon

200

 Before ascending the throne of Israel, young David earned his living tending his father's flocks in this role.

Shepherd

200

This key verse describes Israel's spiritual state in the book of Judges.

"In those days Israel had no king; everyone did as they saw fit"

200

Whats wrong with this statement:

Samuel was pleased and joyful when the elders of Israel requested a king.

Samuel was deeply displeased, taking it as a rejection of God's rule.

200

Who was the youngest of Jesse's sons.

David

200

 True or False: Throughout his trials and exile, David consistently displayed deep reverence and trust in God.

True

300

When Samuel grew old, the elders of Israel gathered to demand what?

A king like the other nations.

300

The Book of Judges shows us...

how God faithfully sticks with people, showing mercy despite their rebellion.

300

Saul committed his first major act of disobedience at Gilgal by doing this instead of waiting seven days for Samuel.

Offering a burnt offering himself. 

300

Driven by deep jealousy over a popular battle song, King Saul repeatedly attempted to commit this act against David.

Murder

300

While walking around the roof of his house, King David took notice of this woman.

Bathsheba.

400

Though God originally appointed him to rule over Israel, he was chosen to be Israel's second king, not the king of the Amalekites.

David

400

Left-handed and sneaky, this judge plunged a double-edged sword so deep into King Eglon of Moab that the king's belly swallowed the hilt.

Ehud

400

Near the end of his life, a desperate King Saul broke God's law by consulting a medium in Endor to summon the spirit of this deceased prophet.

Samuel

400

To cover up his affair with Bathsheba, David arranged for this husband of hers to be killed on the front lines of battle.

Uriah

400
After getting Bathsheba pregnant, David devises what plan to get rid of Uriah?

Send him to the front lines of a battle.

500

In 2 Samuel 7, the Lord made an everlasting covenant promising David that this would be established forever.

A dynasty (or kingdom/lineage)

500

The repeating pattern in Judges consists of these 5 sequential stages experienced by Israel.

Sin, Oppression, Repentance, Deliverance, and Peace

500

Saul exhibited "partial obedience" regarding the Amalekites by destroying what was worthless, but sparing these two things.

What are King Agag and the best of the livestock?

500

This bold prophet confronted King David about his sin with Bathsheba by telling him a parable about a rich man and a poor man's lamb.

Nathan

500

Some will try to blame Bathsheba for David's sin. Explain what's wrong with this idea.

-David seeks her out, not the other way around. 

-Power difference between David and Bathsheba.