1 Samuel Chapter 2 Bible Quiz — Hannah's Song and Eli's Sons Flashcards

#1

In Hannah's song (1 Samuel 2:1-10), what does she say the Lord does for the barren woman?

📖 1 Samuel 2:5

#2

What was Samuel's role when he was with Eli in the house of the Lord?

📖 1 Samuel 2:18

#3

What sin were Eli's sons, Hophni and Phinehas, committing at the house of the Lord according to 1 Samuel 2:12-17?

📖 1 Samuel 2:12-17

#4

How did Hannah express her commitment to the Lord by bringing Samuel to Shiloh, according to 1 Samuel 2:11?

📖 1 Samuel 2:11

#5

In 1 Samuel 2:2, Hannah declares that there is no one holy like whom?

📖 1 Samuel 2:2

#6

What does 1 Samuel 2:3 say about the Lord regarding boastful talk?

📖 1 Samuel 2:3

#7

According to 1 Samuel 2:26, how did young Samuel grow and develop?

📖 1 Samuel 2:26

#8

What did a man of God declare to Eli in 1 Samuel 2:27-28 regarding his household?

📖 1 Samuel 2:27-28

#2

He ministered before the Lord and wore a linen ephod

1 Samuel 2:18 states that Samuel ministered before the Lord and wore a linen ephod, indicating his growing role in religious service even as a young boy.

1 Samuel 2:18

#1

He settles her in a home and gives her joyful children

Hannah's song declares that God gives the barren woman a joyful family, directly reflecting her own answered prayer and the gift of Samuel (1 Samuel 2:5).

1 Samuel 2:5

#4

She brought Samuel to serve him all the days of his life, dedicating him to God

1 Samuel 2:11 says Hannah brought Samuel to the Lord, and he remained at Shiloh to serve Him permanently, fulfilling her vow from chapter 1.

1 Samuel 2:11

#3

They were treating the Lord's offering with contempt and taking meat before the fat was burned

1 Samuel 2:15-17 describes how Hophni and Phinehas would demand raw meat before the proper portions were offered to God, showing contempt for the Lord's sacrifice and using their position for personal gain.

1 Samuel 2:12-17

#6

He is a God who knows all things and weighs all actions

1 Samuel 2:3 teaches that 'the Lord is a God who knows' and 'by him deeds are weighed,' indicating God's omniscience and judgment of human arrogance and actions.

1 Samuel 2:3

#5

Like the Lord

Hannah's song proclaims 'There is no one holy like the Lord' (1 Samuel 2:2), emphasizing God's unique holiness and incomparability.

1 Samuel 2:2

#8

That he was chosen to serve God and lead sacrifices, but his family would face judgment

The man of God told Eli in 1 Samuel 2:27-28 that while Eli's family was chosen for priestly service, judgment would come because of the sins of his sons and his failure to restrain them.

1 Samuel 2:27-28

#7

He grew in stature and in favor with the Lord and with people

1 Samuel 2:26 explicitly states that 'Samuel continued to grow in stature and in favor with the Lord and with all the people,' indicating his spiritual and personal development.

1 Samuel 2:26

#9

In 1 Samuel 2:29, what specific accusation does the man of God make against Eli?

📖 1 Samuel 2:29

#10

What consequence does the man of God promise Eli regarding his sons in 1 Samuel 2:33-34?

📖 1 Samuel 2:33-34

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#10

Both will die on the same day, and this will be a sign to Eli

1 Samuel 2:33-34 prophesies that both of Eli's sons will die on the same day, and this death will serve as a sign to Eli that the prophecy against his house is true.

1 Samuel 2:33-34

#9

That Eli honored his sons more than he honored God by allowing them to sin without restraint

1 Samuel 2:29 states that Eli honored his sons above honoring the Lord by not restraining their wicked behavior, placing family loyalty above God's standards.

1 Samuel 2:29

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