# 13-1
I Sam 13:2 – How many men of Israel did
Saul chose for himself?
A.
Three thousand
B.
Thirty thousand
C.
Three hundred thousand
# 13-2
I Sam 13:1-2 – How many years had Saul
reigned before he chose men of Israel?
A.
One year
B.
Two years
C.
Three years
# 13-3
I Sam 13:2 – How were the men of Israel
divided?
A.
2,000 with Jonathan, 1,000 with
Saul
B.
1,500 with Jonathan, 1,500 with
Saul
C.
1,000 with Jonathan, 2,000 with
Saul
# 13-4
I Sam 13:2 – Where were Jonathan and his
men located?
A.
In the mountains of Bethel
B.
In Gibeah of Benjamin
C.
In Michmash
# 13-5
I Sam 13:2 – After selecting his men, what
did Saul do?
A.
Sent the rest to their own house
B.
Sent the rest to their own city
C.
Sent the rest to their own tent
# 13-6
I Sam 13:3 – Jonathan attacked the garrison
of the Philistines that was in ____?
A.
Bethel
B.
Geba
C.
Michmash
# 13-7
I Sam 13:3 – When Saul blew the trumpet
throughout all the land, he said ____?
A.
“Let the Hebrews hear!”
B.
“Let all Israel hear!”
C.
“Let the Philistines hear!”
# 13-8
I Sam 13:4 – What had Israel became to the
Philistines?
A.
An embarrassment
B.
An outcast
C.
An abomination
# 13-9
I Sam 13:5 – How many chariots did the
Philistines gather against Israel?
A.
Three thousand
B.
Thirty thousand
C.
Thirty three thousand
# 13-10
I Sam 13:5 – Where did the Philistines
encamp against Israel?
A.
In Geba
B.
West of Beth Aven
C.
In Michmash
# 13-11
I Sam 13:6 – Why did the men of Israel
hide?
A.
They did not have any chariots
B.
They were outnumbered
C.
They saw they were in danger
# 13-12
I Sam 13:6-7 – Some of the men of Israel
hid, and some _____ ?
A.
Crossed the Nile
B.
Crossed the Jordan
C.
Crossed the Euphrates
# 13-13
I Sam 13:6 – The men of Israel hide in the
_____?
A.
Towns, villages, & cities
B.
Caves, thickets, & pits
C.
Woods, forest, & fields
# 13-14
I Sam 13:7-8 – Where was Saul while he
waited for Samuel?
A.
Gilgal
B.
Gad
C.
Gilead
# 13-15
I Sam 13:8 – How long was Saul to wait
for Samuel?
A.
One day
B.
Three days
C.
Seven Days
# 13-16
I Sam 13:8 – While Saul waited for
Samuel, ________?
A.
The people complained
B.
The people scattered
C.
The people rebelled
# 13-17
I Sam 13:9 – What did Saul do in Gilgal
before Samuel came?
A.
Offered the burnt offering
B.
Offered the peace offering
C.
Sacrificed to God
# 13-18
I Sam 13:11 – What did Samuel ask Saul
when Saul greeted him?
A.
“Where is the burnt offering?”
B.
“Why have you done this?”
C.
“What have you done?”
# 13-19
I Sam 13:12 – Why did Saul feel
compelled to offer the burnt offering?
A.
He had not asked the Lord for
guidance
B.
He had not made supplication
to the Lord
C.
He feared the Lord
# 13-20
I Sam 13:14 – What did Samuel tell Saul
after Saul offered the burnt offering?
A. “your kingdom shall not
continue”
B.
“your kingdom will last
forever”
C.
“your kingdom will be taken from
you”
# 13-21
I Sam 13:14 – What kind of man did the
Lord seek to be commander of His people?
A.
A man after His own heart
B.
A man of war
C.
An obedient man
# 13-22
I Sam 13:15 – How many people were with
Saul at Gilgal?
A.
About three hundred
B.
About six hundred
C.
About nine hundred
# 13-23
I Sam 13:17 – How many companies of
raiders came out of the Philistine camp?
A.
One
B.
Two
C.
Three
# 13-24
I Sam 13:19 – What could not be found
throughout all the land of Israel?
A.
A metal smith
B.
A blacksmith
C.
A silver smith
# 13-25
I Sam 13:20 – Where did the Israelites go
to get their plowshare sharpened?
A.
The Benjamites
B.
The Egyptians
C.
The Philistines
# 13-26
I Sam 13:22 – What could not be found in
the hands of the people on the day of
battle?
A.
A knife nor a sword
B.
A sword nor a spear
C.
A spear nor an axe
# 13-27
I Sam 13:22 – Who had a sword and spear
on the day of battle?
A.
Saul and Jonathan
B.
Samuel and Saul
C.
Samuel, Saul, and Jonathan