The Life of Saul

Israel rejected _______ and demanded a human king.

• God

• Saul

• war

• weapons

What did Saul do when Israel was facing the Philistines?

• Saul waited patiently for Samuel.

• Saul instructed his army on the Philistines'

  feathered headress.

• Saul offered a burnt offering, which only Samuel, or the priest, should have done.

• Saul sat down to eat dinner with his soldiers.

How did King Saul willfully disobey God when attacking the Amalekites?

• He did not destroy them completely as God had instructed.

• He and his soldiers saved the best of the cattle and sheep.

• He took King Agag of the Amalekites alive as a "trophy."

• All of the above

What happened to Saul because of his continued willful disobedience?

• God took the kingship away from Saul, so it no longer would run in his family line.

• Samuel awarded him another crown.

• Saul lived a blessed life.

• Saul's soul grew.

Obedience means ______ doing what God wants us to do, knowing that He knows what is best.

• partly

• stubbornly

• halfway

• fully

What does God's will mean?

• God's will is what Satan want to happen.

• God's will means what God wants to happen.

• God's will is what God would like to happen, but He is okay with it if it does not.

• God's will is what all non-Christians want to happen.

Wisdom is an understanding of how to put into _____ what we know is right and true.

• games

• suitcases

• song

• practice

______ is the sin of thinking of yourself as more important than you really are.

• Honesty

• Pride

• Humility

• Kindness

______ love is love that is not based on your performance, or actions, but loves no matter what.

• Conditional

• Prideful

• Impatient

• Unconditional

What does submit mean?

• Submit means obeying halfway

• Submit means to give up your own desire in favor of someone else's

• Submit means insisting on having your own way

• Submit means patiently waiting until you can get your way.