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In the narrative of 1 Samuel, we witness the struggles and triumphs of leadership in ancient Israel, highlighted through Hannah's heartfelt prayers and her journey from childlessness to motherhood. This study compares Hannah's faith with the unfolding of God's providence, showing how divine intervention raises leaders like Samuel, Saul, and David. Through pivotal scenes in Shiloh and Ramothaim-Zophim, we delve into themes of idolatry, communal strife, and the blessing of God's presence. Ultimately, this analysis draws parallels between Hannah and Mary, recognizing the enduring promise of a Savior.
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Judges – no king Idolatry Rape Tribal slaughter Leadership – in Israel But Israel – [Genesis 12] is in the Land is a People has the Blessing of God’s Presence
Looking for a Leader: 1+2 Samuel – Samuel Saul David
Scene 1: v1+2 Ramothaim-Zophim Their insignificance & her childlessness draws our attention
Scene 2: v3-7 Shiloh Elkanah leads & loves Peninnah provokes Hannah weeps
Scene 3: v8-18 Shiloh Hannah’s prayer of faith Eli a lost leader Everything belongs to the Lord
Scene 4: v19+20 Ramothaim-Zophim The Lord is sovereign v6,19 He knows, He cares, He acts
Scene 5: v21-28 Shiloh The Lord is sovereign How will He answer my cries ?
Scene 6: v1-10 Shiloh There is none like the Lord He raises the humble He will exalt His King / Messiah
Much later Ramoth – Nazareth Hannah – Mary A Saviour who is Christ the Lord