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1 Samuel 12:2

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You have seen how I have led you ever since I was a young man. I'm already old. My hair is gray, and my own sons are grown. Now you must see how well your king will lead you.

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Don't leave me when I am old and my hair turns gray. Let me tell future generations about your mighty power.

Your people need someone to lead them into battle, or else they will be like sheep wandering around without a shepherd."

Now the time has come for me to die. My life is like a drink offering being poured out on the altar.

The LORD let Israel live in peace with its neighbors for a long time, and Joshua lived to a ripe old age.

One day he called a meeting of the leaders of the tribes of Israel, including the old men, the judges, and the officials. Then he told them: I am now very old.

And our Lord Jesus Christ has already told me that I will soon leave it behind.

Eli was now very old, and he heard what his sons were doing to the people of Israel.

The LORD then stood beside Samuel and called out as he had done before, "Samuel! Samuel!" "I'm listening," Samuel answered. "What do you want me to do?"

He knew that his sons refused to respect me, and he let them get away with it, even though I said I would punish his family forever.

But Eli told him, "Samuel, my boy, come here!" "Here I am," Samuel answered.

Samuel had two sons. The older one was Joel, and the younger one was Abijah. When Samuel was getting old, he let them be leaders at Beersheba.

But they were not like their father. They were dishonest and accepted bribes to give unfair decisions.

and said, "You are an old man. You set a good example for your sons, but they haven't followed it. Now we want a king to be our leader, just like all the other nations. Choose one for us!"




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