prophet Samuel in the Hebrew Bible

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The prophet Samuel in the Hebrew Bible is a pivotal religious leader who serves as the last judge of Israel, a priest, and the prophet who anoints both Saul and David as kings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hebrew Bible character
Nazarite
biblical figure
judge of Israel
priest
prophet
seer
anointed David
Saul
anointedAs king of Israel
appearsIn Book of 1 Samuel
linked to: 1 Samuel

Book of 2 Samuel
linked to: 2 Samuel

Hebrew Bible
linked to: Tanakh

Old Testament
linked to: Bible
associatedWith Mizpah
Ramah
birthPlace Ramathaim-zophim
hill country of Ephraim
linked to: Ephraim
burialPlace Ramah
linked to: Ramathaim-zophim
calledBy God
Yahweh
linked to: YHWH
dedicatedBy Hannah
dedicatedTo Yahweh
linked to: YHWH
era early Israelite monarchy
period of the Judges
father Elkanah
knownFor establishing kingship in Israel
hearing the call of God as a boy
intercessory prayer for Israel
offering sacrifices
rebuking King Saul
transitioning Israel from judges to monarchy
languageOfSources Biblical Hebrew
linked to: Hebrew
madeVow Nazarite vow
mentor Eli
mother Hannah
opposedPractice kingship requested for wrong motives
religion Judaism
role last judge of Israel
leader of Israel
priest at Shiloh
prophet of Yahweh
scripturalBookNamedAfter First Book of Samuel
linked to: 1 Samuel

Second Book of Samuel
linked to: 2 Samuel
servedAt Shiloh
servedUnder Eli
tribe Tribe of Ephraim
linked to: tribe of Ephraim
veneratedIn Christianity
Islam
Judaism

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Samuel associatedWith prophet Samuel in the Hebrew Bible
2 Samuel associatedFigure Prophet Samuel (as traditional namesake)
linked to: prophet Samuel in the Hebrew Bible
Israelites keyLeader prophet Samuel
linked to: prophet Samuel in the Hebrew Bible