Worksheets1 Samuel 14-18
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
What did Jonathan say to his armor-bearer?
Let's go back to Jerusalem.
Let's go over to the other side of the river.
Let's go to the Philistine's outpost.
Jonathan made sure he told his father where he was going before he left to go to the Philistine's outpost.
True
False
Where was Saul when Jonathan was heading toward the Philistine's out-post?
Saul was heading out to help fight the Philistines.
Saul was in Migron under a pomegranate tree.
Saul was in the palace holding court for his subjects.
Who did Saul have with him while his was in Migron?
Jonathan.
600 hundred men and also, Ahijah son of Ahitub.
600 hundred men and also, Ichabod.
What was Ahijah wearing?
A helmet.
His armor.
An ephod.
Everyone seemed to be aware that Jonathan had left for the outpost.
True
False
What was on each side of the pass that Jonathan needed to cross to reach the Philistine's outpost?
Fences
Mountains
Cliffs
Water
What were the names of the cliffs that obstructed Jonathan's way to the outpost?
Seneh and Phineas
Bozez and Phineas
Bozez and Seneh.
Mt. Ranier and Bozez
What was the armor-bearers response when Jonathan wanted to up to take over the Philistine's outpost.
“Go ahead; I am with you heart and soul.”
"There are too many of them, we cannot overtake them."
"Let's wait until tomorrow when we will have more men."
The sign from the Lord for Jonathan to proceed to overtake the Philistines was ...
If he heard them say, stay where you are and we will come to you.
If he heard them say, come up to us.
There was no sign, Jonathan just knew he was to go up.
What was the sign from the Lord supposed to tell Jonathan?
That the Lord has given them into his hands, he would win the battle.
That he could go up to them, because they wanted to be friends with Jonathan.
That the Philistines could be trusted
What did the Philistines say to Jonathan and his armor-bearer when they came out of hiding and showed themselves.
Come up to us ... and let's make an agreement to stop fighting?
Come up to us ... and we will teach you a lesson?
Come up to us ... we have gifts for you to take back to King Saul to show we want peace.
in the first attack how many men did Jonathan and his armor-bearer kill.
30 men
Some 20 men in the area of about a half acre
100 men in the area of about a half acre
None, they took them all as prisoners.
What did the Philistine's experience when Johnathan reached them? Who or what caused the panic
Panic, the ground shaking, God
A Volcanic eruption, fire, Satan.
A hurricane on dry land.
Who was Saul referring to when he asked his lookouts - "Who has left us"?
He was referring to the rest of his army.
Jonathan and his armor-bearer.
He was referring to his council of wisemen.
Where did the Philistine's pitch their camp?
At Sokoh
At Ephes Dammim
At Azekah
Somewhere near Jerusalem
Where did Saul and the Israelites camp?
In the Valley of Azekah
In the Valley of Sokoh
In the Valley Ephes Dammim
In the Valley of Elah
Who was the Philistine's champion?
Goliath
David
Saul
How tall was the Philistine's Champion?
10 cubits and a span
9 cubits and a span
6 cubits and a span
How much did Goliath's armor weigh?
3 thousand shekels
10 thousand shekels
5 thousand shekels
What was Goliath's challenge?
If the man you choose to fight me wins, we will become your servants.
If the man you choose to fight me wins, you will gain all this land as you can see.
If the man you choose to fight me wins, we will owe your king 5000 thousand shekels of gold.
Who were the first three born sons of Jesse?
David, Simon, and Saul
Goliath, David, and Shammah
The firstborn was Eliab; the second, Abinadab; and the third, Shammah
Why did Jesse send David to the Valley of Elah?
To fight Goliath
To talk to Saul
To bring his brother food
A detachment of who, had gone out to the pass at Mikmash?
Of the Israelite's army?
The Moabites.
The Philistines.
True or false - Did Saul follow the Lord's orders completely when he sent him in to destroy the Amalekites in Chapter 15?
True
False
Saul did everything the Lord had asked when fighting the Amalekites, except?
He kept their king alive, when he was told to kill him.
He kept the best of the sheep and sheep.
He kept the fat calves and sheep.
All of the above.
When Samuel went looking for Saul, after the battle with the Amalekites, what was Saul doing?
Saul went to Jerusalem to boast about his triumph against the Amalekites.
Samuel heard Saul had gone to Carmel and there he had built a monument in his own honor.
He went back to the battlefield to make sure he had done all that the Lord commanded him to do.
What was Saul's greeting to Samuel when he first saw him?
Blessed be the Lord!
The Lord bless you! I have carried out the Lord's instructions.
Come and eat, drink, and rest from your journey.
Was Saul telling the truth by saying, "I have carried out the Lord's instruction"?
Yes
No
What was Samuel's reaction to Saul saying he had done all that the Lord had asked him to do concerning the Amalekites?
Well done my good and faithful servant.
You lie!
What then is this bleating of sheep in my ears? What is this lowing of cattle that I hear?
You will be rewarded for all that you have done.
Why did Samuel say, "The Lord has torn the Kingdom of Israel from you today and has given it to one of your neighbors -- to one better than you".
Because when Samuel turned to leave, Saul reached out to catch his robe to stop him and it tore, repesenting the ripping away of Saul's anointing to rule as king.
Because Samuel was so angry with Saul's disobedience to what the Lord had commanded Saul to do.
Samuel turned to leave because Saul refused to repent.
What happened to King Agag - king of the Amalekites?
He was put in a dungeon type prison for the rest of his life.
He escaped before they could figure out what to do with him.
Samuel killed him with a sword, thus following what the Lord had commanded Saul to do.
No one really knows to this day, what had happened to him.
True or false - Samuel never saw Saul again, even up to the day he died.
True
False
After the ordeal with Saul, the Lord told Samuel to fill his horn with oil, I am sending you to ....
Gilgal to fetch Saul back.
Jesse of Bethlehem - I have chosen one of his sons to be king.
Set out and I will guide you to one I have chosen to be king.
Jesse knew right away that Samuel had come to annoint his youngest to be king.
True
False
Who of Jesse's sons did Samuel think the Lord chose?
Ozem.
Eliab.
Abinadab
Raddai.
What did the Lord tell Samuel he looked for when considering someone's character?
The heart of the person.
The outward appearance.
The strength and endurance of the potential king.
Where was David when Jesse sent for him, so Samuel could annoint him?
He was with his mother at their home.
He was tending sheep.
He was out hunting for food.
What had been tormenting Saul, since the Lord rejected him as king?
His guilt.
His failure.
Saul's servant claimed it was an evil spirit.
After Samuel annointed David, did he immediately begin to function as the king.
Yes
No
What happened when Samuel annointed David with the oil?
Nothing really, he went back to tend his sheep.
From that day the spirit of the Lord came powerfully upon David.
He did not have to tend sheep any longer.
Saul's servants found someone who could play the ______ to soothe Saul.
Drums
Lyre
Flute.
Why had David gone to the area where the Philistine's were camped?
Jesse sent David to take food to his brothers who were there.
David went to see what all the fuss was about.
David liked to fight and heard there was going to be a good fight that day.
What did David say when he heard Goliath's challenge?
Who is going to fight this giant.
What will be done and who is this uncircumcised Philistine that he should defy the armies of the living God?
He just argued to the side with his brothers.
Why was Saul beginning to fear David?
Because his son Jonathan had made a pact with David.
Because of David's huge success as warrior, and the people's admiration toward David instead of Saul.
Because Saul knew David would soon take his place as the king.
