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1. What did David and his men find when they returned to Ziklag (30:3)?

All the homes had a whole lot of trash to take out. The entire area was decorated, welcoming them home. The area had been raided, burned and their wives and children were taken captive. The area had been untouched, but now needed mowing.

2. After returning to Ziklag with their wives, children and plunder, who did David send some of the plunder to as a gift (30:26)?

The elders of Judah. All of his long lost relatives. Jonathan. The commanders of the Philistines.

3. Who told Achish to tell David to go back (29:9)?

David's Mom. The men in the army. Saul, the king. The Philistine commanders.

4. What did Saul want his armor-bearer to do after the archers had wounded him (31:4)?

Carry him away. Kill him. Bandage him up. Feed him.

5. What did David and his men do when they saw what happened to their homes (30:4)?

They started to rebuild. They went back to the war front. They wept aloud until they had no strength left to weep. They laughed because they thought everyone played a bad joke on them.

6. Where did the people of Jabesh Gilead bury Saul and his sons (31:13)?

In the middle of the town square. Under a tamarisk tree at Jabesh. On the battle front where the Philistines were fighting. In the cemetary at Bethlehem.

7. What trait did Achish find in David causing him to be pleased with David's service to him (29:6)?

Achish said he was "strong." Achish said he was "a good cook." Achish said he was "reliable." Achish said he was "happy."

8. Who did the Philistines fight against and win (31:1)?

Russians. Amalakites. Egyptians. Israelites.

9. As the Philistine rulers marched with their units of hundreds and thousands, where were David and his men and who were they marching with (29:2)?

At the rear with Achish. Right in the middle with the Philistine commander. At the very head of the Philistines. Back at camp preparing dinner.

10. Who did David find who would lead them to the raiding party that destroyed their homes and kidnapped their wives and children (30:13)?

A stranger in the land. A sick Hittite who was left for dead. An Egyptian, the slave of an Amalekite. A friend of the king.

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1 Samuel 29-31