Samuels contribution was often ignore
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Samuels contribution was often ignore.
Samuel’s contribution is often ignored, but the new boss has taken note of his hard work.
- Samuel had a vision from the Lord one night. Samuel acquired the ability to discern the voice of the Lord. He was a prophet, and the Lord spoke through him, and the people knew it.
- According to the Talmud, Samuel composed the Books of Judges and Samuel up until his death, after which the prophets Nathan and Gad continued the narrative. And it is said that the prophet Jeremiah was the author of the Book of Kings.
- In the stories of the Hebrew Bible, Samuel is a character who is crucial to the transitions from the time of the judges to the establishment of a kingdom under Saul and again in the transition from Saul to David. He is revered as a prophet by Muslims, Jews, and Christians.
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