I Samuel, Introduction
I. THE NAME OF THE BOOK
II. THE AUTHOR OF THE BOOK
III. THE DATE OF THE BOOK
IV. THE THEME OF THE BOOK: Give Us A King
V. KEY VERSE: I Samuel 8:5
VI. THE OCCASION OF THE BOOK
VII. THE PURPOSE OF THE BOOK
VIII. PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS IN THE BOOK
IX. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
X. BRIEF OUTLINE

I Samuel 2.1-10
I. Set them up princes, and to make them inherit the throne of glory

39. I Samuel 19.11-24
I. I Samuel 20:1-3
II. I Samuel 20:4-9
III. I Samuel 20:10-17
IV. I Samuel 20:18-23

40. I Samuel 20.1-24a
I. DAVID EXPRESSES HIS FEAR TO JONATHAN (I Sam. 20:1-3)
II. DAVID ENJOINS HIS PLAN TO JONATHAN (I Sam. 20:4-9)
III. JONATHAN ESTABLISHES HIS COVENANT WITH DAVID (I Sam. 20:10-17)
IV. JONATHAN EXPLAINS HIS ARROWS TO DAVID (I Sam. 20:18-24a)

41. I Samuel 20.24b-42
I. DAVID'S ABSENCE NOT QUESTIONED (I Sam. 20:24b-26)
II. DAVID'S ABSENCE QUESTIONED (I Sam. 20:27-34)
III. JONATHAN'S ARROWS WARN DAVID (I Sam. 20:35-40)
IV. FRIENDS' AGONY EXPRESSED BEFORE DEPARTURE (I Sam. 20:41-42)
V. I SAMUEL 21:1-9
VI. I SAMUEL 21:10-15

42. I Samuel 21.1-15
I. SUPPLIES FROM A PRIEST (I Sam. 21:1-9)
II. SCARED WHILE IN GATH (I Sam. 21:10-15)