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Identifier: bibleprimeroldte00hult (find matches)
Title: Bible primer, Old Testament, for use in the primary department of Sunday schools
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Hult, Adolf, 1869-1943 Augustana synod. (from old catalog)
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Publisher: Rock Island, Ill., Augustana book concern
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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muel spoke earnestly to them. He said that if they hada king, they would have to build palaces, keep armies, andgive the best they had to the king. But the people would notlisten; they just wanted a king. So God said, Give them aking. But tell them the truth. Who was to be king? A fine young man called Saul. His fathers asses were lost. Saul went to find them butcould not. So Sauls servant said, Come, let us go to Sam-uel, he can tell us where to find them. Before they came, God told Samuel that Saul was the oneto be king. When Saul came, Samuel told him what the Lord had said.And Samuel made Saul king. Then Samuel called all thepeople together and showed them their king. And theygladly took him for their king. He was a grand, tall man. Long live the king! shouted the people, till you couldhear it all around. And God touched the hearts of the people to love theirking. God always makes the best of everything. So He put Hisgood spirit into Sauls heart, to be a good king. J Sam. 8, 9,10.
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BIBLE PRIMER 75 35. DAVID AND GOLIATH. You all know David, the shepherd boy who became a greatking and poet in Israel. He wrote the twenty-third Psalm: The Lord is my Shep-herd. Jesse was the father of David, and David was the youngestof eight sons. He had a lovely, ruddy face, and was a boypeople were glad to meet. Above all else, he loved his LordGod with all his heart. God had made David brave. Hecould catch a lion by the mane and kill him. He was notafraid of the bear in the woods. And Goliath, who was he? A big giant, tall up to the ceiling. He was a soldier of thePhilistines. The Philistines made war against Israel. Noone dared to fight this giant, neither King Saul himself, norany of his soldiers. Davids three brothers, who were in thearmy of Saul, were also afraid of the giant. One day Davids father sent him to see how his brotherswere. Just then the proud Goliath came out. He cried aloud,Give me a man, that we may fight together. He evenspoke against the God of David and Saul

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