Saul

Who was the first king of the united kingdom of Israel?

Saul

Who anointed Saul as king?

Samuel

What significant act did King Saul commit against the Lord?

He turned against the Lord

What tribe and clan did Saul belong to?

Tribe of Benjamin and clan of Matrites.

Who were Saul's sons?

Jonathan

Who were Saul's daughters?

Merab and Michal.

Who was Saul's father?

Kish.

Who was Saul's wife?

Ahinoam

What was the name of Saul's concubine?

Rizpah

What sons did Saul have with Rizpah?

Armoni and Mephibosheth.

In which book of the Bible is most of Saul's story told?

1 Samuel.

What significant change happened to Saul when he was anointed king?

God changed Saul's heart and the Holy Spirit came upon him powerfully.

How did Saul initially react to being anointed king?

He was humble and did not tell his relatives.

What did Saul do when he was supposed to wait for Samuel?

He disobeyed the Lord and took Samuel's place at the altar.

What was the consequence of Saul's disobedience?

The Lord judged him and sought out a man after His own heart to replace him.

Who was the man chosen by God to replace Saul?

David.

What drove Saul to chase David?

Jealousy and envy.

What did Saul consult to talk with the deceased Samuel?

A medium.

What was the outcome of Saul's final battle?

He was mortally wounded and took his own life.

What lesson can be learned from Saul's life?

Jealousy and disobedience can lead to destruction.

What did Jonathan

Saul's son

What did Saul's jealousy lead him to do?

Murder hundreds of innocent people.

What does Proverbs 27:4 say about jealousy?

Anger is cruel

What significant event marked the beginning of Saul's life story in earnest?

He was 30 years old when he was anointed king.

What is the legacy of King Saul according to the Bible?

A tragic end marked by jealousy and disobedience.

How does Saul's story connect to David's story?

Saul's legacy continues in David's story