When did “Is Saul among the prophets?” become a proverb? When Saul prophesied among the prophets. 1 Sam 10.11 After Saul prophesied naked for a day and a night. 1 Sam 19.24
What was Jonathan’s first slaughter? The Philistine garrison in Geba. 1 Sam 13.3 Sometime after the Geba smiting. 1 Sam 14.14
Why did God reject Saul as king? For offering a burnt offering. 1 Sam 13.9, 13.14 For incomplete levocide. 1 Sam 15.23, 26
Who were Saul’s sons? Jonathan, Ishui, and Melchishua. 1 Sam 14.49 Jonathan, and Malchishua, and Abinadab, and Eshbaal. 1 Chr 8.33, 9.39
Did Saul and Samuel kill all the Amalekites? Yes. 1 Sam 15.7-26 No, Agag’s mother was left alive. 1 Sam 15.33 No, Saul was killed by an Amalekite. 2 Sam 1.8-10 No, David killed them all a few years later. 1 Sam 27.8 Then David killed them all again. (Except this time 400 escaped.) 1 Sam 30.17
When did Saul become David’s enemy? After the dancing girls sang, “Saul has killed his thousands, and David his tens of thousands.” 1 Sam 18.8-9 After David bought Saul’s daughter with 200 Philistine foreskins. 1 Sam 18.29
How many Philistine foreskins did David buy his first wife with? 100. 2 Sam 3.14 200. 1 Sam 18.27
When David fled to Nob, what was the priest’s name? Ahimelech. 1 Sam 21.1 Abiathar. Mk 2.25-26
Did Saul’s family die with him? Yes. 1 Chr 10.6 No, Saul’s son, Ishbosheth, became king of Israel after Saul’s death. 2 Sam 2.8-9 No, two of Saul’s sons and five of his grandsons were sacrificed to God to stop him from starving people to death. 2 Sam 21.6
Who were the sons of David born in Hebron? See the conflicting lists in 2 Sam 3.2-5 and 1 Chr 3.1-4
When did Absalom rebel against David? After forty years. 2 Sam 15.7 Less than forty years. 2 Sam 5.4
Is it OK to have a census? Yes. Solomon had a census (like his father David’s) and God didn’t mind at all. 2 Chr 2.17 No. God killed 70,000 men because of David’s census. 2 Sam 24.1, 1 Chr 21.1, 7
How many valiant men drew the sword in Israel and Judah as counted by Joab? 800,000 for Israel; 500.000 for Judah. 2 Sam 24.9 1,100,000 for Israel; 470.000 for Judah. 1 Chr 21.5