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WorksheetsKing Saul, Part 2 Review
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 8mins
Why did Saul make an illegal offering before God? (choose three answers)
he was afraid of an imminent Philistine attack
Because Samuel was delayed in coming to offer the sacrfices
he was afraid, because his fighting men were leaving
he thought Samuel had given him permission
he did not know the Levitical Law that required that sacrifices be made by priests only
What was King Saul's punishment for making an illegal offering before God? (choose two answers)
his kingdom will not continue
he would lose the upcoming battle against the Philistines
his son Jonathan will die in this battle
the next king of Israel will not be from his family, but from another
What did the Philistines do to disarm the Israelites?
stole and destroyed the Ark of the Covenant
captured/took all of Israel's blacksmiths
broke all of Israel's weapons
spread disease among the Israelite camp
What military technology gave the Philistines an advantage over the Israelites for quite some time? (hint: we are moving from the bronze age to the age of (a) )
Who were the only two Israelites that had military weapons before the battle against the Philistines? (choose two answers)
Joshua
Jonathan
David
Saul
Samuel
What foolish oath did Saul put on his fighting men the day they battled the Philistines?
the men could not use their shields in battle, because God is their shield
the men could not eat until the nightfall
the men could not ride their horses, because they were running low on horse feed
the men could not drink anything until the Philistines were driven back
Jonathan violated his father's oath and ate honey; therefore, Saul killed Jonathan to show that his oath was true and right.
True
False
Saul's foolish oath led to Israelite men violating God's command to not eat meat with the blood still in it.
True
False
God instructed Saul to wipe out the Amalekites--men, women, children, and animals.
True
False
Saul disobeyed God by sparing the Amalekite king and the best of the plunder.
True
False
Samuel confronted Saul about his sin and said, "To (a) is better than sacrifice."
Saul's disobedience to God regarding the Amalekites, eventually plays an important role in what later story in the Bible?
Daniel and the Lions Den
David and Goliath
Samson and Delilah
Esther and Mordecai
The Amalekites had attacked and killed off the sick, weak, and elderly Israelites who were leaving Egypt.
True
False
King Saul's son, David--killed 20 Philistines in a surprise attack which caused the Philistines to panic and led to an Israelite victory.
True
False
