LSYM BIBLE QUIZ

What did Hannah request that Eli not mistake her as?

• A Daughter of Belial.

• A drunk woman.

• A widow woman.

• A bereaved woman.

Where did Elkanah and Hannah have their home?

• Ramah

• Jerusalem

• Gibeon

• Bethlehem

Why did Hannah name her son Samuel?

• Because through him God would deliver Israel

• Because the glory of the Lord has shined on her

• Because she had asked him of the Lord

• Because God had been her helper

After the servant of the priest plunged the fork into the pot what will they would do with it?

• Leave the fork in the pot

• Give the meat to the fatherless and widows

• Take for himself whatever is pulled up

• Give it to the one sacrificing

What did God say would be a sign to Eli?

• He would lose the ark of God

• His sons would both die on the same day

• He would be cast out of his father's land

• He would not be buried but dogs would eat him

What did Samuel do as his usual duty in the morning after his night call from God?

• He opened the doors of the house of the Lord

• He gathered wood for the daily sacrifices.

• He watered the sheep used for the sacrifices.

• He set the bread on the table of showbread in the house of the Lord

How did Eli react to the news from the Benjamite?

• He wept aloud

• He fell off his chair backwards and died

• He tore his robe and threw dust on his head

• He blessed the man and went to the Tent of Meeting at Shiloh

Why did God strike down 70 people of Bethshemesh ?.

• They stole the gold rats for themselves.

• They treated the ark with contempt.

• They looked into the ark.

• They touched the ark

Samuel told the elders of Israel what would be God's response when they cried out for relief from the king they had chosen?

• He would deliver them

• He would cause a famine in their land

• He would not answer them

• He would hand them over to the Philistines

When the messengers of Jabesh Gilead arrived at Gibeah of Saul and told them about Nahash how did the people there respond?

• They wept.

• They burned with anger.

• They were silent.

• They prayed to the Lord