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| − | 1 Samuel is a book of the [[Old Testament]] that describes the transition of leadership in Israel from judges to kings. Three characters are prominent in the book: [[Samuel]], the last judge and the first prophet; [[King Saul]], the first king of Israel; and [[King David]], the king-elect, annointed but not yet | + | 1 Samuel is a book of the [[Old Testament]] that describes the transition of leadership in Israel from judges to kings. Three characters are prominent in the book: [[Samuel]], the last judge and the first prophet; [[King Saul]], the first king of Israel; and [[King David]], the king-elect, annointed but not yet recognifed as Saul's successor. |
===Authorship=== | ===Authorship=== | ||
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| SERMONS, ESSAYS AND OPINIONS |
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Chapters
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Commentary
1 Samuel is a book of the Old Testament that describes the transition of leadership in Israel from judges to kings. Three characters are prominent in the book: Samuel, the last judge and the first prophet; King Saul, the first king of Israel; and King David, the king-elect, annointed but not yet recognifed as Saul's successor.
Authorship
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