God blessed Hannah with a child named _____, which she dedicated to God's service.

Samuel was told by God to Anoint Saul to be the _____ king of Israel.

Israel's enemy, the Philistines took advantage of Israel's disunity and threatened Israel's _____.

A _____ is a kingdom or empire ruled by one person, either a king or a queen.

The Philistine army was led by a giant of a man named _____.

God chose David to replace _____ as Israel's king.

David became Israel's _____ king.

Saul's anointing was a symbol of his consecration to God's _____.

In biblical writings, _____ became known as the city of David.

_____ grew up at the shrine of Shiloh under the watchful eye of an old priest named Eli.

God first called to Samuel when he was _____.

For a time, the Philistines captured the _____.

David set up a government in _____.

David wanted to marry _____.

The First and Second Books of Saul, along with some other books in the Bible, represent Scripture's historical books.

As king, Samuel became more concerned with his own interests than those of God's people.

David answered Goliath's challenge and told him he had come in the name of the God of Israel.