1 Samuel · Chapter 5 · 1 Samuel 11–13

To Obey Is Better

Nahash at Jabesh-gilead and Saul following the oxen out of the field; the kingdom renewed at Gilgal; Samuel's farewell — whose ox have I taken? — and thunder in wheat harvest; the Philistines as the sand at Michmash, Saul's burnt-offering, and a man after his own heart; no smith in all the land.

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  1. Chapter 5: To Obey Is BetterTitleChapter 5: To Obey Is Better1 Samuel 11 – 13
  2. Jabesh-gileadPage 54Jabesh-gilead1 Samuel 11:1–4
  3. Jabesh-gileadPage 55Jabesh-gilead1 Samuel 11:5–8
  4. Jabesh-gileadPage 56Jabesh-gilead1 Samuel 11:9–11
  5. Jabesh-gileadPage 57Jabesh-gilead1 Samuel 11:12–15
  6. Whose Ox Have I Taken?Page 58Whose Ox Have I Taken?1 Samuel 12:1–5
  7. Whose Ox Have I Taken?Page 59Whose Ox Have I Taken?1 Samuel 12:6–9
  8. Whose Ox Have I Taken?Page 60Whose Ox Have I Taken?1 Samuel 12:10–13
  9. Whose Ox Have I Taken?Page 61Whose Ox Have I Taken?1 Samuel 12:14–17
  10. Thunder and RainPage 62Thunder and Rain1 Samuel 12:18–25
  11. Thou Hast Done FoolishlyPage 63Thou Hast Done Foolishly1 Samuel 13:1–4
  12. Thou Hast Done FoolishlyPage 64Thou Hast Done Foolishly1 Samuel 13:5–10
  13. Thou Hast Done FoolishlyPage 65Thou Hast Done Foolishly1 Samuel 13:11–14
  14. No Smith in IsraelPage 66No Smith in Israel1 Samuel 13:15–23