David is Chosen to Be King: 1 Samuel 16

Who did God reject who was the king over Israel for his disobedience to God's commands? (1 Samuel 16: 1)

• Saul
• David
• Solomon
• Samuel

Why did the Lord send Samuel to Jesse of Bethlehem? (1 Samuel 16: 1)

• To anoint a new king after rejecting Saul.
• To deliver a message from God to the people.
• To find a shepherd for Saul's flock.
• To establish a new city in Israel.

For what reasons did Samuel assume that the Lord had chosen Eliab as the Lord's anointed? (1 Samuel 16: 6-7)

• Samuel believed Eliab was chosen because of his wisdom.
• Samuel thought Eliab was chosen due to his age.
• Samuel assumed Eliab was chosen because of his wealth.
• Samuel assumed Eliab was chosen due to his appearance and stature (height).

"Man looks at the ____________ ______________, but the Lord looks at the ____________." (1 Samuel 16: 7)

(a)  

How many of Jesse's sons reject as the new king? (1 Samuel 16: 10)

• 5
• 3
• 10
• 7

Which son was chosen as the Lord's anointed? (1 Samuel 16: 11)

• the oldest

• the second son

• the middle son

• the youngest

Where was Jesse's youngest son? (1 Samuel 16: 11)

• Tending the sheep
• At a market
• In the city
• Playing with friends

"So Samuel took the horn of oil and anointed him in the presence of his brothers, and from that day on the Spirit of the Lord..." (1 Samuel 16: 13)

(a)  

In the 8th century B.C., the prophet Micah predicted that the Messiah would come from..." (1 Samuel 16: 1 side note)

• Jerusalem
• Capernaum
• Bethlehem
• Nazareth

What became the ideal model for Israel's kingship? (1 Samuel 16: 11 side note)

• the warrior king

• the good shepherd

• the builder

• the conqueror