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 <!-- 6. Briefly describe the events in the life of King Saul that lead the Lord to choose another king of Israel. -->
-This can be found in [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+sam+15&version=NKJV 1 Samuel 15]. Basically, God commanded Saul (through Samuel the prophet) to attack Amalek (which was ruled by Agag), and "utterly destroy all that they have, and do not spare them."  But Saul kept the livestock and took Agag prisoner. When confronted by Samuel about this, he claimed that they had done so in order that they might sacrifice them to the Lord. But even though this is not what the Lord had commanded, Saul insisted that he ''had'' obeyed God. Samuel pronounced God's sentence, saying "Because you have rejected the word of the Lord, He also has rejected you from being king."
+This can be found in [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+sam+15&version=NKJV 1 Samuel 15]. Basically, God commanded Saul (through Samuel the prophet) to attack Amalek (which was ruled by Agag), and "utterly destroy all that they have, and do not spare them." But Saul kept the livestock and took Agag prisoner. When confronted by Samuel about this, he claimed that they had done so in order that they might sacrifice them to the Lord. But even though this is not what the Lord had commanded, Saul insisted that he ''had'' obeyed God. Samuel pronounced God's sentence, saying "Because you have rejected the word of the Lord, He also has rejected you from being king."
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-We might not always agree with our own political leaders, but it is important for us to understand that God's will placed them where they are today.  This is true even when the leader is an ungodly person, as in the following passage:
+We might not always agree with our own political leaders, but it is important for us to understand that God's will placed them where they are today. This is true even when the leader is an ungodly person, as in the following passage:
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-God establishes rulers that He might also establish order.  It is therefore important for us to obey our leaders to the extent that their commands do not conflict with God's:
+God establishes rulers that He might also establish order. It is therefore important for us to obey our leaders to the extent that their commands do not conflict with God's:
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 <!-- 6. Briefly describe the events in the life of King Saul that lead the Lord to choose another king of Israel. -->
-This can be found in [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+sam+15&version=NKJV 1 Samuel 15].  Basically, God commanded Saul (through Samuel the prophet) to attack Amalek (which was ruled by Agag), and "utterly destroy all that they have, and do not spare them."  But Saul kept the livestock and took Agag prisoner.  When confronted by Samuel about this, he claimed that they had done so in order that they might sacrifice them to the Lord.  But even though this is not what the Lord had commanded, Saul insisted that he ''had'' obeyed God.  Samuel pronounced God's sentence, saying "Because you have rejected the word of the Lord, He also has rejected you from being king."
+This can be found in [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+sam+15&version=NKJV 1 Samuel 15]. Basically, God commanded Saul (through Samuel the prophet) to attack Amalek (which was ruled by Agag), and "utterly destroy all that they have, and do not spare them."  But Saul kept the livestock and took Agag prisoner. When confronted by Samuel about this, he claimed that they had done so in order that they might sacrifice them to the Lord. But even though this is not what the Lord had commanded, Saul insisted that he ''had'' obeyed God. Samuel pronounced God's sentence, saying "Because you have rejected the word of the Lord, He also has rejected you from being king."
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 <!-- 9. The Bible declares King Solomon as the wisest man to have ever lived. Describe what was so profound about the rulership of King Solomon. Consider the passage 1 Kings 3:16-28. -->
-The passage can be found on [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+Kings+3%3A16-28&version=NKJV Bible Gateway]. In the cited passage, human wisdom was unable to determine who the mother was.  But since Solomon has been given wisdom by the Lord, he was able to devise a simple test that made it obvious who the mother was. Everyone was able to see exactly what the truth was.
+The passage can be found on [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+Kings+3%3A16-28&version=NKJV Bible Gateway]. In the cited passage, human wisdom was unable to determine who the mother was. But since Solomon has been given wisdom by the Lord, he was able to devise a simple test that made it obvious who the mother was. Everyone was able to see exactly what the truth was.
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-The divine role of the King was to lead the people of God in the divine path to righteousness, upholding the laws and statues of the Lord.
+The divine role of the King was to lead the people of God in the divine path to righteousness, upholding the laws and statutes of the Lord.
 ==4. Who were the first four kings of Israel and how are they each related to one another?== <!--T:5-->
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 ==8. In light of David’s many sins, how was he still considered to be a man after God’s own heart?== <!--T:9-->
-Unlike Saul who did not repent when confronted with his sin, David did repent.  He did not try to excuse his behavior or blame someone else for what he did.  He accepted blame and was truly sorry for what he had done.  David's response should be an example to us today.  We all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and if we try to excuse our sins, we are following Saul's pattern.  If we admit that we have been sinful and ask God for forgiveness as David did, then we too will be "after God's own heart" and God will forgive us.
+Unlike Saul who did not repent when confronted with his sin, David did repent. He did not try to excuse his behavior or blame someone else for what he did. He accepted blame and was truly sorry for what he had done. David's response should be an example to us today. We all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and if we try to excuse our sins, we are following Saul's pattern. If we admit that we have been sinful and ask God for forgiveness as David did, then we too will be "after God's own heart" and God will forgive us.
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 ==9. The Bible declares King Solomon as the wisest man to have ever lived. Describe what was so profound about the rulership of King Solomon. Consider the passage 1 Kings 3:16-28.== <!--T:10-->
-The passage can be found on [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+Kings+3%3A16-28&version=NKJV Bible Gateway].  In the cited passage, human wisdom was unable to determine who the mother was.  But since Solomon has been given wisdom by the Lord, he was able to devise a simple test that made it obvious who the mother was.  Everyone was able to see exactly what the truth was.
+The passage can be found on [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+Kings+3%3A16-28&version=NKJV Bible Gateway]. In the cited passage, human wisdom was unable to determine who the mother was.  But since Solomon has been given wisdom by the Lord, he was able to devise a simple test that made it obvious who the mother was. Everyone was able to see exactly what the truth was.
 ==10. Review Deuteronomy 17:14-20. Consider and discuss how King Solomon veered contrary to the qualities God sought in a king.== <!--T:11-->
 ==11. Read Ecclesiastes 12. What profound counsel does King Solomon give concerning life and service to the Lord?== <!--T:12-->
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-You can read chapter 12 of Eclesiastes at [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=eclesiastes+12&version=NKJV BibleGateway].
+You can read chapter 12 of Ecclesiastes at [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=eclesiastes+12&version=NKJV BibleGateway].
 ==12. Study the life of King Rehoboam in 1 Kings 12. Briefly describe the chronological series of events that led to rebellion, resulting in the division into the kingdoms of Israel and Judah.== <!--T:13-->

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 ==1. Discuss the qualities the Lord sought of a king in Deuteronomy 17:14-20. Explain why the Lord outlined such criteria centuries before the children of Israel cried out for a king.== <!--T:2-->
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 ==2. Read through 1 Samuel 8-10. Discover the significant course of events that lead to the selection of the first king of ancient Israel.== <!--T:3-->
 You can read chapters 8-10 of 1 Samuel at [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+samuel+8-10&version=NKJV BibleGateway].
 Saul became the first king of Israel due to God’s people wanting to be like the surrounding nations who already had kings. Samuel was old and his sons were corrupt. The elders at the time believed Samuel was soon to pass and they saw no leader to guide them. As a result, they looked for a man, as other nations had, instead of looking to God.
 God in His infinite wisdom knew this was going to happen. He predicted it just before the children of Israel crossed over Jordan to the Promised Land. As such, The Lord gave guidelines concerning the matter, stating that this person must be from among their brethren and not someone from the outside.
 ==3. What was the divine role of a king during the time of ancient Israel?== <!--T:4-->
 The divine role of the King was to lead the people of God in the divine path to righteousness, upholding the laws and statues of the Lord.
 ==4. Who were the first four kings of Israel and how are they each related to one another?== <!--T:5-->
 # The first and continuing King of Israel and all the world was God Himself. God wants to be the ultimate leader to His people and wants His children to enjoy in His everlasting kingdom.
 # King Saul was the first anointed king of Israel.
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 ==5. In Daniel 2:21, it says that God sets up kings and removes kings. Cite three biblical examples of how this text is relevant concerning the will of God and to you in your daily life.== <!--T:6-->
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 We might not always agree with our own political leaders, but it is important for us to understand that God's will placed them where they are today.  This is true even when the leader is an ungodly person, as in the following passage:
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 This can be found in [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+sam+15&version=NKJV 1 Samuel 15].  Basically, God commanded Saul (through Samuel the prophet) to attack Amalek (which was ruled by Agag), and "utterly destroy all that they have, and do not spare them."  But Saul kept the livestock and took Agag prisoner.  When confronted by Samuel about this, he claimed that they had done so in order that they might sacrifice them to the Lord.  But even though this is not what the Lord had commanded, Saul insisted that he ''had'' obeyed God.  Samuel pronounced God's sentence, saying "Because you have rejected the word of the Lord, He also has rejected you from being king."
 The reason Saul was rejected as king was not that he did not obey God, but rather, that he did not repent of his wrongdoing.
 ==7. Read 2 Samuel 11-12. Although King David was considered to be a good king, what series of events lead him to sin that warranted God to punish him?== <!--T:8-->
 You can read chapters 11 & 12 of 2 Samuel at [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=2+samuel+11-12&version=NKJV BibleGateway].
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 ==11. Read Ecclesiastes 12. What profound counsel does King Solomon give concerning life and service to the Lord?== <!--T:12-->
 You can read chapter 12 of Eclesiastes at [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=eclesiastes+12&version=NKJV BibleGateway].
 ==12. Study the life of King Rehoboam in 1 Kings 12. Briefly describe the chronological series of events that led to rebellion, resulting in the division into the kingdoms of Israel and Judah.== <!--T:13-->
 You can read chapter 12 of 1 Kings at [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+kings+12&version=NKJV BibleGateway].
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 ===a. Azariah - 2 Chronicles 26:1-15=== <!--T:15-->
 King Azariah (Uzziah) walked in the ways of the Lord. God rewarded him, causing him to prosper. God also helped him to claim victory in many wars with over 300,000 men at his side.
 ===b. David - 1 Chronicles 28: 11-12=== <!--T:16-->
 King David surrendered his heart to the Lord. Of the many good things he did, he gave to his son Solomon the blueprints for the house of the Lord, the temple that was to be built to glorify the Lord.
 ===c. Hezekiah - 2 Chronicles 29=== <!--T:17-->
 King Hezekiah walked in the ways of the Lord. He repaired the temple, leading God’s people back to Him. He requested God to forgive them and made a covenant with the Lord.
 ===d. Jehoshaphat - 2 Chronicles 17-19=== <!--T:18-->
 King Jehoshaphat also walked in the ways of the Lord. He followed God to the point where he sent singers to sing praises unto the Lord, even though three vast armies were coming to make war and try to defeat him. The Lord blessed him by causing no man to fight and defeating the armies Himself.
 ===e. Josiah - 2 Kings 23=== <!--T:19-->
 King Josiah was the last good king before destruction. After he became king at age eight, he followed the Lord. In the process, he removed idols, reestablished the practices of Passover, and obeyed the laws of the Lord.

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