1 Samuel 1

Kingdom 31 1 Samuel 10:25 Seed of David

**Writer of the Book: Date: Conclusion of the Book: ** Uncertain, Samuel, Nathan or Gad About 1155 B. C. Prayer should have a great place in our lives that the power of God may work for and through us.

1 Samuel 1:1-28

Contents: The vow of Hannah and the birth of Samuel.

Characters: God, Eli, Elkhanah, Hannah, Samuel, Peninnah.

Conclusion: Prayer is heart’s ease to a gracious soul. If we seek on the basis of God’s glory (1 Samuel 1:11) we shall be confident that we do not seek in vain. Prayer smoothes the countenance (1 Samuel 1:18).

Key Word: Bitterness, 1 Samuel 1:10.

Strong Verses: 1 Samuel 1:17; 1 Samuel 1:27; 1 Samuel 1:28.

Striking Facts: True prayer may only be offered on the grounds of the sacrifice (1 Samuel 1:3). By Christ’s offering, not only is atonement made for sin, but the audience and acceptance of our prayers is obtained for us. In all our supplications, we must have an eye to the Great Sacrifice.