In Scripture Lands : New Views of Sacred Places
In Scripture Lands : New Views of Sacred Places
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Samuel's affecting farewell address was still fresh in the hearts of the i3eople, and some of them wished that they had not been so ready to exchange the counsel and help of an experienced " man of God " for the impulsive leading of a young and inexperienced king. All of them lost both heart and head when the dreaded Philis- tines came into their country and encamped at Michmash " with thirty thousand chariots and six thousand horsemen, and people as the sand which is on the sea-shore, in multi...tude. " Although every man of Israel had been trained in the art of war from his youth up, there wasn't a sword or a spear among them except those borne by Saul and his son Jonathan. No wonder that part of them stampeded and hid themselves in caves, and in the thickets, and in the high places and in the rocks, or that others fled over to the other side of the Jordan. Only a trembling tithe remained with Saul at Gilgal, where the com- ing of Samuel was looked for. Seven days went by and Samuel did not come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Samuel's affecting farewell address was still fresh in the hearts of the i3eople, and some of them wished that they had not been so ready to exchange the counsel and help of an experienced " man of God " for the impulsive leading of a young and inexperienced king. All of them lost both heart and head when the dreaded Philis- tines came into their country and encamped at Michmash " with thirty thousand chariots and six thousand horsemen, and people as the sand which is on the sea-shore, in multi...tude. " Although every man of Israel had been trained in the art of war from his youth up, there wasn't a sword or a spear among them except those borne by Saul and his son Jonathan. No wonder that part of them stampeded and hid themselves in caves, and in the thickets, and in the high places and in the rocks, or that others fled over to the other side of the Jordan. Only a trembling tithe remained with Saul at Gilgal, where the com- ing of Samuel was looked for. Seven days went by and Samuel did not come.
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