QUESTIONS FOR REVIEW.

What event marks an epoch in Israelite history? What were the causes

leading to the monarchy? What events in the period of the judges show a

tendency toward settled government? What changes in government in the

surrounding nations helped to bring on the monarchy in Israel? From what

source did external danger lead the Israelites to desire a king? How had

Samuel unconsciously helped to prepare the way for a kingdom? What

worldly spirit promoted the same result?

What kind of a kingdom did God intend for Israel? What is a theocratic

kingdom? Wherein was Israel an exception among Oriental kingdoms? By

what institution was the kingdom regulated? Name some instances of

prophets rebuking kings.

Into what two parts may Saul's reign be divided? Wherein was Saul a

failure? How did he fail in gaining and holding friends?

What was the condition of Israel when David came to the throne? What

were the achievements of David? What great incomplete work did David

finish? What did he do in the organization of his kingdom? What was the

arrangement of his army? What were his services to the cause of

religion? What nations did he conquer? What was the extent of his

empire? In what spirit did he rule?

Subjects for Special Papers.

HOW THE REPUBLIC BECAME A MONARCHY.

THE EARLY LIFE OF DAVID.

DAVID AS HERO, STATESMAN, AND POET.

DAVID'S TRAINING FOR THE THRONE.

SAMUEL, THE FOUNDER OF THE PROPHETIC ORDER.

THE CAUSES AND RESULTS OF ABSALOM'S REBELLION.

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