Samuel
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Samuel, the first Hebrew prophet, centralized tribal organizations to teach and reform, proclaiming Yahweh as the unchanging, all-powerful Creator. 97:1
John took the Nazarite vows, following the example of the revered Samuel. 135:1.2
Priests recorded Saul crowned by Samuel after popular election by troops. (97:9.4,8)
Samuel proclaimed Yahweh as the all-powerful, changeless Creator. 97:1.4
Samuel, a rough-and-ready reformer, overthrew Baal sites and chopped a captive king in pieces with sheer force of compulsion. 97:1.3
The apostles were shocked as Jesus spoke of the anger of the Lord in Samuel, revealing the growth of the Jewish concept of God over generations. 142:3.9
Samuel, a virile and resolute man, sprang from a long line of Salem teachers who persisted in maintaining the truths of Melchizedek in their worship forms. 97:1.2
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Bible parallels
Passages that the paragraphs cited above parallel, quote or reinterpret, from Duane Faw’s Paramony cross-references. Hover a reference to read it.
- Strength of Israel will not lie 97:1.4 — 1 Sam 15:29.
- Rough and ready 97:1.3 — 1 Sam 7:3-4.
- Chops in pieces a captive king 97:1.3 — 1 Sam 15:32-33.
- Pillars of the earth are Lord's 97:1.3 — 1 Sam 2:8.
- Lord tells David to number 142:3.9 — 2 Sam 24:1. *Satan tells David to number*: 1 Ch 21:1.
Where it appears
Samuel is linked in 9 paragraphs of the text.