2 Samuel 12 1-31

1 Samuel 12: 1-31 The story begins with God sending the prophet Nathan. Who is the prophet Nathan? He is said to be a messenger, a judge, and a person with honesty. Believe his belief in the God, and by his social position you can understand the inner workings of the royal family and God's revelation. Nathan is skilled, faithful, I am willing to send a strong prophecy message from God. In today's story, Nathan will be seen as an example. Nathan Technology calls him a wonderful storyteller.

Samuel's first book is part of a series of two books and can be further divided into two parts. The first chapter is Samuel's lifetime, chapters 1 to 12, the rest is the life of Saul, which will last through the end of chapter 31. In the first chapter, Samuel will tell you the story of Israel, judgment turns from king to judge Samuel is the last judge David and Saul will be appointed as the first king. This book begins with God's prayers by answering Hanna by giving her a magical baby named Samuel "listening to God". He lives and works in God. Unlike any other child, God reveals himself to Samuel through his vision. This is rare. "At that time, the word of the LORD is rare, and there is not much vision." (Sam 2: 3: 1) He did not understand what he saw or heard, but to find a low-eyed priest went to. Samuel was chosen from a group of people and declared to be a prophet

According to the documentary hypothesis of the source criticism of the Bible, it supposes that "Founding reporter's historian" edited the former prophet (Joshua, Judge, Samuels 1 and 2, and 1 and 2 kings) Joshua So, I became a bigger person than life. For example, it is stated that Samuel's father, El Kanna, was born of ancestral law, especially Ramahheim-le-Pum which is part of the land of Ephraim tribe, he is Levy to the chronicle. Samuel is drawn as a judge leading army, as a judge judge, and as a person performing judicial functions. Samuel 1 12: 6-17 states that the speech by Samuel is a judge sent from God to save Israel. 1 Samuel 9: 6-20, Samuel is regarded as a local "prophet"

Samuel began to explain about Samuel's father. Elijah lived on the hill of Ephraim ... and Ephraim (1 Sam, 11: 1). In Samuel 's text, there is nothing to suggest that Elkanah is Levi. (The priest is a Levi tribe and must be the descendant of Aaron, the brother of Moses and the first high priest.) He never been pointed out to aid the pastor. In the chronicle, he is called Levi (2: 6). Why is Samuel a victim and not being called an high priest? This is because David's advertisement needs to provide some reason for David's interpretation. Samuel took away the high priest and the chronicle that most of the critics have seen.