1 Samuel 21&22

Meditation verse for chapters 21&22 of the book of 1 Samuel: In chapter 21 we learn about when David fled to Nob and Gath with no sword nor bread and did not have a plan in mind. David did not consult the Lord, so he became confused!! These were moments of weakness, that mighty man of faith went through. In chapter 22 we learn about David when he departed from Gath to the cave of Adullam, then David listened to Gad the prophet and moved to Judah. Also, we read about Saul who became very angry and killed the priests of Nob, except Abiathar the priest who fled to David and accompanied him. In chapter 21 verse1 the first place David went to be the house of the Lord, and the first person he talked with was the priest. when you are in trouble or face any tribulations, we should go to church, pray for God's help, and ask our father of confession for guidance, so God can lead our ways and save us from any trouble.

The church is our refuge and there we ask God's help when we face any trouble.

• True

• False

How did Ahimelech feel when he met David?

• Happy

• Sad

• Afraid

How many loaves of bread did David ask for?

• 3

• 5

• 7

Please fill in the blank: “So the priest have him ……… bread; for there was no bread there but the showbread which had been taken from before the Lord.”

• Show

• Holy

• Banana

What did the priest give David?

• The crown of the king

• The land of Canon

• The sword of Goliath

Where did David escape to?

• The cave of Adullam

• His parents' house

• His friend's house

True or False: David said to king Saul “Please let my father and mother come here with you, till I know what God will do for me.”

• True

• False

Please fill in the blank: “Do not stay in the stronghold; depart and go to the land of …………..”

• Egypt

• America

• Judah

Please fill in the blank: “And who among all your servants is as faithful as…………., who is the king’s son-in-law.”

• Samuel

• David

• Mark

True or False: The servants of the king lifted up their hands and struck the priests of the Lord.

• True

• False