The Book of Samuel

The Book of Samuel is a biblical text that details the transition of Israel from a collection of tribes to a centralized monarchy. It introduces key figures like Samuel, the last judge and prophet; Saul, the first king; and David, who succeeds him. The book explores themes of leadership, faith, obedience to God, and the complexities of human character. It highlights pivotal moments such as Samuel’s guidance, Saul’s rise and fall, and David’s anointing as king, shaping Israel’s national identity and spiritual history.