1 Samuel Chapter 18 Quiz — David and Jonathan Flashcards

#1

What did Jonathan do with his own garments and weapons after David's victory over Goliath?

📖 1 Samuel 18:4

#2

How did the women of Israel respond to David after his victory over the Philistines?

📖 1 Samuel 18:6-7

#3

What emotion overtook Saul when he heard the women's song praising David?

📖 1 Samuel 18:8-9

#4

On what occasion did Saul throw a spear at David while David was playing the harp?

📖 1 Samuel 18:10-11

#5

Why was Saul afraid of David according to 1 Samuel 18:12?

📖 1 Samuel 18:12

#6

What position did Saul give David because he feared him?

📖 1 Samuel 18:13

#7

How did all Israel and Judah respond to David's successful military leadership?

📖 1 Samuel 18:14-16

#8

What did Saul offer to David as a reward, and what was his true intention?

📖 1 Samuel 18:20-21

#2

They sang that Saul had slain his thousands and David his ten thousands

Women came out from all the cities of Israel singing and dancing to meet King Saul with tambourines and songs, praising Saul for killing thousands and David for killing ten thousands (1 Samuel 18:6-7).

1 Samuel 18:6-7

#1

He gave them to David as a sign of his covenant with him

Jonathan stripped himself of his robe, armor, sword, bow, and belt and gave them all to David, symbolizing a deep covenant of friendship and loyalty (1 Samuel 18:4).

1 Samuel 18:4

#4

On two separate occasions when David was playing to soothe Saul's troubled spirit

The text records that David would play the harp to relieve Saul's troubled spirit, and on two occasions Saul threw his spear at David, but David escaped both times (1 Samuel 18:10-11).

1 Samuel 18:10-11

#3

He was filled with anger and jealousy, fearing David would take his kingdom

Saul's anger was greatly kindled when he heard the women singing that David had slain ten thousands while crediting him with only thousands, and he said they had ascribed to David tens of thousands but to him only thousands (1 Samuel 18:8-9).

1 Samuel 18:8-9

#6

Saul made David captain of a thousand, hoping war would destroy him

Saul removed David from his immediate presence and made him captain of a thousand, hoping that David would be killed in battle by the Philistines (1 Samuel 18:13).

1 Samuel 18:13

#5

Because the Lord was with David and had departed from Saul

Saul was afraid of David because the Lord was with David but had departed from Saul himself, making David increasingly successful and powerful (1 Samuel 18:12).

1 Samuel 18:12

#8

Saul offered him his daughter Michal in marriage to make David his enemy and have the Philistines kill him

Saul said he would give David his daughter Michal as a wife, but his intention was to use her as a snare so that the hand of the Philistines would be against David (1 Samuel 18:20-21).

1 Samuel 18:20-21

#7

They loved David because he led them in successful campaigns

David behaved wisely in all his undertakings, and the Lord was with him, so all Israel and Judah loved David (1 Samuel 18:14-16).

1 Samuel 18:14-16

#9

How did David respond when Saul asked him to pay a bride price for Michal?

📖 1 Samuel 18:25-26

#10

What was the ultimate result of Saul's plan to use Michal as a snare for David?

📖 1 Samuel 18:28-29

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#10

Saul was forced to give Michal to David in marriage, and she loved him

When Saul saw that David was very successful and that the Lord was with him, he became David's enemy, but Saul gave his daughter Michal to David as his wife, and she loved David (1 Samuel 18:28-29).

1 Samuel 18:28-29

#9

David said he would pay the bride price by bringing the foreskins of one hundred Philistines

Saul set a bride price of one hundred Philistine foreskins, intending for the Philistines to kill David in the attempt, but David took the opportunity to kill two hundred Philistines and brought all their foreskins to Saul (1 Samuel 18:25-26).

1 Samuel 18:25-26

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