Gods Timing and How it Affects Samuel, Saul, David, and Solomon

Waiting for the time of God is the best thing people can do in life. God has a plan, the life of everyone who rejects the plan can be miserable. God's plan for their life is his expectation. Some of the discussions of Samuel, Saul, David and Solomon are waiting for God's life plan, and there will be many people who are not waiting. What God can wait for what people want is to try out their own beliefs, motivate what they want, and believe that God does what he says.

Two books by Samuel (the first Samuel and the second Samuel) deal with the rise of the kingdom of Israel. Israeli religious leader Samuel appointed the king named Saul. But Saul did not obey God, and God chose another man David to be the king of Israel. King Saul tried to kill the young David but failed. Saul's death will close the first book. In the second book, David established the great kingdom of Israel. He conquered the enemies around Israel and established Jerusalem as the religious and political center of Israel.

When the prophet Samuel got older, he called Israel to Mizpah, making Saul the first king of Israel. Saul and his successor, David, eventually beat their oppressors - the Philistines and other countries that dominate a part of Israel. David also expanded the power of Israel to include the majority of the Middle East. Under the rule of David's successor, Solomon, Israel reached the top of power and wealth. However, due to the death of Solomon, the kingdom split, and Israel never reached political greatness. Below are the pictures of Saul, David, Solomon and places related to his kingdom.

The story of King Solomon began with his father David and his mother, Bathsheba. According to Samuel 3 of the Hebrew Bible, King David, who was covered by the Prophet Samuel before the destruction of King Saul, became a substitute and formally became the king of the Jews (1010 BC). Later Samuel 5 said that the elders of Israel came near him (in 1002 BC) that they were close to him, and the king contracted them with Hebron in front of the Lord, they made Israel King David ruled for 40 years, and like the king of Saul, it ended better at the end than at the end.

(The ancients were combined with the second king of Israel) and the second son of Bathsheba. King Solomon dominated forty years as one of the most prosperous times in Israel's history, like King Saul and King David - many people are known as the "golden age of Israel"

Saul is the king of Israel. God said Saul was not the king who was chosen to guide the people of God. The prophet Samuel was sent from God to find a new king. David was brought back to Saul like David, became his armor, and got him a shield. There was a war between Israel and Egypt. Through the photo, Goliath promised that his army would resign if someone could kill him. As a pastor, David is good at killing beasts to defend their sheep, striking Goliath with a stone, and killing him with his sword. It is displayed under the photo