A: Obedince to God's voice and commands is more important to Him than sacrifices.
Q: What happened to Saul's kingdom?
A: Saul's kingdom was taken away by God and given to David due to Saul's disobendinece, specifically failing to follow divine commands regarding the Amalekites and offering improper sacrifices.
A: Samuel did not recognize God's voice because he was young inexperienced.
. Q:Where Samuel when he heard God calling?
A:Samuel was lying down and sleeping in the Temple of the Lord at Shiloh.
Q: Who was Hannah?
Q: Why did Hannah name her child Samuel?
A: Hannah named her son Samuel because she had prayed intensely for him and promised God she would dedicate him to His service if He granted her a child; the name itself means heard of God.
Q: Why was Samuel's comfort to Eli?
A: Samuel provided comfort to the aged and frail priest Eli by offering loyal companionship devoted service.
Q: What does Adam's name mean?
A: Man
Q: From which part of Adam's body did God make Eve?
A:Rib
Q: What tree were Adam and Eve forbidden to eat from?
A: The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.
Q: What animal tempted Eve to eat the forbidden fruit?
A: Snake
Q: What kind of fruit did Adam and Eve eat ?
A: The Bible doesn't say.
Q: When Adam and Eve realized they were naked, what did they use to cover themselves?
A: Fig loaves
A: Elimelech moved his family from Bethlehem to escape a severe famine in Judah seeking food and survival as Bethlehem. Q: Why do you think Ruth stayed with Naomi?
A: Ruth stayed with Naomi out of profound love loyalty and a transformative faith.
Q: Why did God create the Earth?
A: Primarily to display His own glory goodness love and power not out of need, however, as an overflow of His fullness allowing His creation especially humans to know love and praise Him.
Q: How did God create the Earth and everything on it?
A: Through His powerful word saying Let there be (e.g. light land plants creatures.) He created it from nothing.
Q: Did God create the Earth in six literal 24-hour days?
A: Bibilical interpretions differ; some believe literal days supported by Hebrew text and genealogies for a young -6,000 years old while others days as long unspecified periods acknowledging God's power to create instantly.
