1. In Hannah's song (1 Samuel 2:1-10), what does she say the Lord does for the barren woman?
A.He gives her riches and land
B.He makes her a mother of seven children
C.He makes her the keeper of His temple
D.He settles her in a home and gives her joyful children
2. What was Samuel's role when he was with Eli in the house of the Lord?
A.He was trained to become a priest like Eli
B.He ministered before the Lord and wore a linen ephod
C.He served as Eli's bodyguard
D.He was appointed as Eli's successor to be high priest
3. What sin were Eli's sons, Hophni and Phinehas, committing at the house of the Lord according to 1 Samuel 2:12-17?
A.They were stealing money from the temple treasury
B.They were treating the Lord's offering with contempt and taking meat before the fat was burned
C.They were refusing to perform their priestly duties
D.They were teaching false doctrine to the people
4. How did Hannah express her commitment to the Lord by bringing Samuel to Shiloh, according to 1 Samuel 2:11?
A.She brought Samuel to serve him all the days of his life, dedicating him to God
B.She brought Samuel for one year of service and then took him home
C.She brought Samuel to be circumcised and blessed by Eli
D.She brought Samuel to learn to read and write from the priests
5. In 1 Samuel 2:2, Hannah declares that there is no one holy like whom?
A.Like Moses
B.Like the Lord
C.Like the priest Eli
D.Like the king of Israel
6. What does 1 Samuel 2:3 say about the Lord regarding boastful talk?
A.He listens to all boasting and rewards the proud
B.He prohibits all speech in His house
C.He is a God who knows all things and weighs all actions
D.He ignores boastful words and allows people to speak freely
7. According to 1 Samuel 2:26, how did young Samuel grow and develop?
A.He became wealthy and gained political power
B.He grew in stature and in favor with the Lord and with people
C.He became a great warrior and military leader
D.He mastered all the laws of Moses and became a scholar
8. What did a man of God declare to Eli in 1 Samuel 2:27-28 regarding his household?
A.That his sons would become great priests over all Israel
B.That he was chosen to serve God and lead sacrifices, but his family would face judgment
C.That his descendants would rule Israel forever
D.That Eli would be rewarded for his faithfulness to the Lord
9. In 1 Samuel 2:29, what specific accusation does the man of God make against Eli?
A.That Eli stole from the offerings to enrich himself
B.That Eli honored his sons more than he honored God by allowing them to sin without restraint
C.That Eli refused to perform his priestly duties
D.That Eli taught his sons to rebel against God
10. What consequence does the man of God promise Eli regarding his sons in 1 Samuel 2:33-34?
A.Both will die on the same day, and this will be a sign to Eli
B.They will be imprisoned for their crimes
C.They will be stripped of their priestly authority and sent into exile
D.They will repent and become righteous priests