Audrey
True or false: 2-part
In I Samuel 15, Samuel believed that Saul followed God's instructions regarding the Amalekites.
What did Saul do?
False.
Saul performed the sacrifices himself instead of waiting for Samuel.
Short Answer:
What is the consequence for our sin?
Death
True or False:2-part
In 1 Samuel, God promised Israel that an earthly king would bless the people the same way God had blessed Israel.
In what way?
False - The earthly king would 'take' from Israel
Short answer:
Who does the delivering in 1 Samuel 17?
God.
We see this confirmed in verses 46-47.
True or False:
David became king the month following his anointing by Samuel.
False - David was anointed between 12-15 years old and became king at 30 years old
Short answer:
What does the term COMA stand for?
Context, Observation, Meaning, Application
Multiple Choice: What is the theological word for God’s presence with us?
A) Immanence
B) Transcendence
C) Omnipresence
D) Omniscience
A: Immanence
Multiple Choice: What type of instrument does David play for Saul in 1 Kings 16:14-23?
A) Harp
B) Tambourine
C) Vocal singing
D) Lyre
D) Lyre
Multiple Choice: Sin is a _____________ against God.
A) War
B) Rebellion
C) Hatred
D) Disobedience
B) Rebellion
Multiple Choice: Who does the Lord delight in in 1 Kings 10?
A) Queen of Sheba
B) Solomon
C) Israel
D) Jesus
B) Solomon
Short Answer:
Name the 3 books of the Bible we have been learning from recently?
1 Samuel, 2 Samuel, 1 Kings
Short answer:
In 1 Samuel 7, what did Israel beg God for to be "like the other nations"?
A King
Short Answer:
What sinful act does Saul do in 1 Samuel 13?
He doesn’t wait for Samuel to come and instead he chooses to offer the sacrifice to God without Samuel. He disobeyed the command of the Lord (verse 13).
Short answer:
What is the highlighted difference between David and Saul in 1 Samuel 16:13-14?
Spirit of the Lord rushed upon David and the Spirit of the Lord departed from Saul.
Short answer:
What is God’s purpose in delivering in 1 Samuel 17:46-47?
So that the whole earth will know that there is a God in Israel and that the whole assembly (Israel) will know that the Lord saves not with sword or spear (human might).
Short answer:
In 2 Samuel 7, what did David want to do for God, and what was God's response?
David wanted to build a temple for God.
God said he never asked for a house, and David's descendants would build a temple.
Short answer:
What is the father calling his son to do in Proverbs 4:10?
Hear and accept the father’s words and instruction.
Short Answer:
What was the Queen of Sheba drawn to King Solomon in 1 Kings 10?
Solomon’s reputation and fame concerning the name of the Lord. (1 Kings 10:1)
Short answer:
What should a Christian do when they encounter the wicked path and evil? (Proverbs 4:14-15)
Do not enter it, avoid it, do not go on it, turn away from it and pass on.
Short answer:
What word that starts with the letter “d” shows us the main problem in 1 Samuel 17? (Hint – Goliath does this a lot).
Defiance
Short answer:
How does David serve Saul in 1 Kings 16:14-23? And why?
David plays the lyre for Saul to bring him comfort to Saul when the harmful spirit from God came upon Saul.
Short answer:
Why did David want to build a temple?
David had a fancy palace; God had the tabernacle (tent) and David didn't believe this was right.
Short Answer:
In what place did God dwell with his people in the Old Testament? And where does God dwell with his people today?
OT: Temple, Most Holy Place
Present: God dwells in us through the Holy Spirit
Short answer:
What does Solomon say he will do with the wisdom God gives him? And what does the Bible say is the way to gain wisdom for us today?
Solomon: Govern God's people
Us: Ask God (James 1:5)
Short answer:
What are the dangers of letting circumstances and desires guide our decisions?
When our desires intersect with the right circumstances we must pause and take it back to God’s Word. If our opportunity opposes what God has said, then we walk away from it.
Short answer:
Why was David a surprising pick as the new king of Israel? How was Jesus a surprising pick for king of all?
Answer may include: David was the youngest brother, he was a shepherd, etc.
Jesus was born to humble circumstances, he was most importantly without sin.
Short answer:
1 Sam 16:7 talks about the fact that “God looks at the heart” when you hear that, what are two things you think God cares about?
God cares about how about our character and what we desire within and how that affects our actions. God wants to know what our heart loves – God or this world.
Short answer:
What are some ways that following God’s better way frees us?
Sometimes the way that God’s better way frees us, is through not carrying burdens of regret or guilt. Of not having to look over our shoulder or be anxious that we are going to get caught. Our spirit is free. Knowing we did the right thing even if the only one who will ever know what we did is God.
Short answer:
How do David’s actions in 1 Samuel 24 reflect Christ’s mercy and love towards us?
David chose to show Saul grace instead of seeking vengeance. David looked at Saul as someone loved and chosen by God. This moved him to mercy. God sees us the same way. Jesus shouldered the wrath we deserved and gave us mercy instead. Jesus chose to follow God’s commands, and because of that we get the opportunity to spend eternity with Him. Free of all sin, heartache, and confusion.
Short answer:
How does knowing Christ experienced earthly life affect you?
Jesus experienced all he emotions, he knew grief, betrayal, loss…. We get to worship a God who experienced the struggles of earth and was without sin!
Short answer:
What are some examples of how you can live with eternity in your heart?
We can endure difficulty in this life knowing that this world is not our home.
We can live as sojourners here with the hope of heaven for eternity. Building up treasure for ourselves in heaven the eternal reward, not living for temporary things on this earth.
Short answer:
Remember the context of Proverbs 4. Verse 23 tells us to keep our hearts with all vigilance. What does it look like for a person to keep their heart in this way?
They are to guard their heart and be aware of what they allow to influence their heart and mind. Be aware of the intake and company that a person keeps because it will influence your heart.
Short answer:
Ecclesiastes 3 talks about how there is a time for everything. When you have hard times in your life, what is a good thing to remember is a constant and that should help you during hard seasons?
Jesus is constant in our lives, so regardless of the season we find ourselves in, we should know that the Lord is always present and active in our lives when we follow him.
Final Jeopardy!
You may team up with one other student from your team. Must write your answer down. Wager an amount of your current score on your answer.
Explain the Davidic Covenant.
Near term fulfillment – things that will take place in David’s lifetime (V.8-11a)
Give David a “great name”
Appoint a place for Israel to reside
Give David “rest” from his enemies.
Future fulfillment – after David’s death (V. 11b-16)
A son to sit on the throne (Solomon); who would build his physical house
A son to sit on the throne forever (Messiah)
Fulfilled through Jesus’ death, resurrection, and ultimately through his second coming and establishing of his kingdom