I Sam 18:1 – What was knit to the soul of Jonathan?

# 18-1

A. The soul of Saul

B. The soul of David

C. The spirit of David

I Sam 18-1 – How much did Jonathan love David?

# 18-2

A. He loved him as his own father

B. He loved him as his own brother

C. He loved him as his own soul

I Sam 18-3 – What did Jonathan & David do, since Jonathan loved David so?

# 18-3

A. They made a covenant

B. They made a promise

C. They took an oath

I Sam 18-4 – What did Jonathan give David?

# 18-4

A. His house, fields, & sheep

B. His word, promise, & oath

C. His robe, armor, & sword

I Sam 18:5 – How did David behave when Saul sent him out?

# 18-5

A. Wisely

B. Foolishly

C. Deceitfully

I Sam 18:5 – David was accepted in the sight of _______?

# 18-6

A. All the people & Saul’s army

B. All the people & Saul’s family

C. All the people & Saul’s servants

I Sam 18:6 – The women were singing & dancing when ______ returned from the slaughter of the Philistines?

# 18-7

A. Saul

B. David

C. Jonathan

I Sam 18:6 – The women of the city meet King Saul with ______?

# 18-8

A. Tambourines, joy, & instruments

B. Drums, harps, & dancing

C. Singing, dancing, & wine

I Sam 18:7 – What did the women sing as they danced?

# 18-9

A. “Saul has slain his thousands”

B. “David has slain his thousands”

C. “Jonathan has slain his thousands”

I Sam 18:8 – How did Saul respond to what the women were singing?

# 18-10

A. He was angry & would not speak

B. He was mad & pouted

C. He was angry & displeased

I Sam 18:8 – The people gave David the praise for killing ____?

# 18-11

A. Hundreds

B. Thousands

C. Ten thousands

A. “watched”

B. “hated”

C. “eyed”

I Sam 18:9 – “So Saul _____ David from that day forward.”?

# 18-12

I Sam 18:10 – What came upon Saul?

# 18-13

A. A calming spirit from an angel

B. An angry spirit from Satan

C. A distressing spirit from God

I Sam 18:11 – What did Saul say when he cast his spear at David?

# 18-14

A. “I will kill David in the hall!”

B. “I will pin David to the wall!”

C. “I will pin David to the floor!”

I Sam 18:12 – Why was Saul afraid of David?

# 18-15

A. The Lord had departed from him

B. Jonathan had left Saul

C. The people liked David more

I Sam 18:13 – After removing David from his presence, Saul made him ____?

# 18-16

A. Captain over ten thousand

B. Captain of the entire army

C. Captain over a thousand

I Sam 18:17 – What was Saul willing to give David if he would be valiant and fight the Lord’s battles?

# 18-17

A. His wife, Merab as a concubine

B. His daughter, Merab as a wife

C. His son, Jonathan as a friend

I Sam 18:17 – Whose hand did Saul want to be against David?

# 18-18

A. The hand of the Philistines

B. The hand of the people

C. The hand of the prophet

I Sam 18:19 – Who was Merab given to as a wife?

# 18-19

A. Jonathan

B. David

C. Adriel

I Sam 18:20 – It pleased Saul when heard that ________?

# 18-20

A. Merab loved David

B. Michal loved David

C. Jonathan loved David

I Sam 18:21 – Why did Saul want to give Michal to David?

# 18-21

A. So she would be a wife to him

B. So she would be a snare to him

C. So she would be a comfort to him

I Sam 18:22 – What did Saul want communicated to David secretly?

# 18-22

A. “Michal wants to marry you”

B. “the king wants to eat with you”

C. “the king has delight in you”

I Sam 18:23 – David told Saul’s servants he was a _________?

# 18-23

A. “poor & lightly esteemed man”

B. “valiant & highly esteemed man”

C. “tired and weary man”

I Sam 18:25 – Saul wanted foreskins of the Philistines instead of a _______?

# 18-24

A. Sacrifice

B. Gift

C. Dowry

I Sam 18:25 – Why did Saul want the foreskins of the Philistines?

# 18-25

A. He thought they would kill David

B. He knew David could get them

C. He knew David was a valiant man

I Sam 18:27 – How many foreskins did David bring to Saul?

# 18-26

A. One hundred

B. One hundred & fifty

C. Two hundred

I Sam 18:30 – Why did David’s name become so highly esteemed?

# 18-27

A. David killed more Philistines than Saul’s servants

B. David behaved more wisely than Saul’s servants

C. David was the best musician among Saul’s servants