Unit 6.2 Check

How many people of Israel did Saul choose to be part of his army?

• 300
• 3000
• 400
• None of the above

Which fierce and persistent enemy of Israel did Saul attack?

• Midianites
• Canaanites
• Philistines
• None of the above

Why did Saul's army hide or run away?

• God commanded them to
• Saul commanded them to
• Samuel commanded them to
• None of the above

Why did Saul wait for seven days?

• He was waiting for Samuel to come offer sacrifice
• He was waiting for Samuel to fight with them
• He was waiting for Samuel to train the army
• None of the above

What did Saul do at the end of the seven days?

• He offered his own sacrifice to try to "buy" God's favor
• He offered his own sacrifice to please God
• He offered his own sacrifice because Samuel never came
• None of the above

Which verses indicate that Saul acted to manipulate God into doing what he wanted Him to do?

• 1 Samuel 11:12-13
• 2 Samuel 13:11-12
• 1 Samuel 12: 11-13
• None of the above

What is the consequence or punishment for Saul's actions?

• Samuel's dynasty is taken from him
• Samuel's army is taken from him
• Samuel's sacrifices are taken from him
• None of the above

What did God command Saul to do when he attacked the Amalekites?

• Kill the Amalekites and destroy everything except for their property
• Kill the Amalekites and destroy everything except for their wealth
• Kill the Amalekites and destroy everything except for their livestock
• None of the above

Which verses indicate that Saul did not follow God's orders after attacking and defeating the Amalekites?

• 1 Samuel 15:5-7
• 1 Samuel 15:8-9
• 2 Samuel 15:5-7
• None of the above

Why did God "regret" making Saul king?

• Saul was violent
• Saul was disobedient
• Saul was selfish
• None of the above