The Penn's Grove record., 1889-08-03
LESSON ANALYSIS.
|. PREPARED FOR OBEDIENCE.


I. BY a Personal Message:
The Lord had revealed unto Samuel,
....I will send thee a man Tvs. Is, 16).
Neither was the word of the Lord yet
revealed unto him Il Sam. 8 y.
The Lord revealed himself to Samuel
in Shiloh Il Sam. 8 2l).
Thou, o Lord, 80. hast revealed to thy
servant q Sam. 7 30.
The Lord of hosts revealed himself in
mine ears Elsa. % : ~.
II. BY a Direct Command:
Thou shalt anoint him to be prince
over my people ". 16).
The Lord sent me to anoint thee to be
king Il Sam. Is ~.
The Lord said, Arise, anoint him: for
this is he q Sam. 16 12).
Whittier shall I go up? And he said.
unto Hebron q Sam. 2 ~.
Rise, and enter into the city, and it
shall be told thee (Acts 9 81.
Ill. BY a Clear Indication:
The Lord said, .... Behold the name
Of whom l spake! ". ~.
The rod of Aaron. was budded, ....
and bloomed blossoms (Num. II : 81.
God did so:... for it was dry upon the
fleece only (Jubg. 6 !: 4O).
The fire Of the Lord fell q Kings
IS 3S).
Upon w6omsoever that shalt see the
Spirit descending, -. the same is he
{John L: 33).
J. "The Lord had revealed unto
Samuel a day before Saul came"
Revelation: ~ Direct; (2) Specific;
81 Timely. - ) Jehovah; (2)
Samuel; 80 Saul.
2. "eThou shalt anoint him to be
prince owe my people," ~
Jehovah's decree; ~ Samuels re-
Spouse; {3 Saul's authority; a.
Saul's subjects.
3. "He shall save my people out of
the hand of the Philistines." a.
subiugated Israel; (2l Delivered
Israel.-q) Isrseps oppressors; 81
1sraelAs champion; (3) Israel's God.
II. PROMPT IN OBEDIENCE.
1. A Ready Welcome:
am the seer;....ye shall eat with
me to-day ". 19.
Pass not away l pray thee;. -. rest your
selves under the tree (Gen. IS Is, A..
Come in, thou blessedo of the Lord (Gen.
"a 81.
Call him, that he may eat bread (Exod.
1920.
They constrained him, saying, Abide
with us duke "a 29).
II. A Generous Acknowledgement:
For whom is all that is desirable?.. -.
Is it not for thee? ". 20).
Make us a king to judge us Il Sam.
$50.
Nay; but we will have a king over us
q Sam. 8 /: 19).
All the people shouted, e. God save
the king Il Sam. 10 "a.
Behold the king whom ye have chosen
Il Sam. IL /: 49,.
III. An Honorable Treatment:
Samuel. made them sit in the
chiefest place ". 90.
And love the chief place at feasts Matt.
% : g.. 3 N 4
Which desire. /. cheat seats in the
synagogues MARX. IL 38, 39).
Who is at the right hand of God Rom.
s.: S4).
Sat down on the right hand of the
Majesty on high (Heb. j ~.
l. SIS it not for thee, and for all thy
fathers house?"C) Israers proffer-
ed good; (2) Saul's golden oppor-
tunlty. -
q. Wherefore then speakest thou to
me after this manner?" az Samuel's
manner of speech; (2) Saul's sense
of unworthiness. ~E8a
3. $50 Saul did eat with Samuel that
day.aQ) The fact of the feat; (2)
The order Of the feast; 81 The i'm.
port of the feast.
III. PERsEvERrNG IN o~BEpIENcK.
l.. Cuitivating Fellowship:
He eommuned with Saul upon the
housetop ". 25).
Commune with David secretly q Sam.
As az.
! will commune with my father Of thee
QSam. 10: 81. E% a8Ss4LG
She sommuned with him of all that was
in her heart Kings 10 p.
They communed and questioned to.
gether duke "a :15).
n. Journeying Together:
They went out both of them, he and