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After Saul disobeyed God by not completely destroying the Amalekites, God rejected him more strongly than before (see 1 Samuel 13:8–14).
Samuel Saul The Amalekites David's Response to Unfriendly Leaders
Events
People
Agag: Amalekite king captured and killed by Samuel Samuel: Prophet and last judge of Israel before the kings
Places
Gilgal: A significant site during Israel's early history in Canaan
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Agag: A King of the Amalekites, Taken Prisoner by Saul, and Killed by Samuel Amalekites: Defeated by Saul Captive: Cruelty to Putting to Death Church and State: Ecclesiastical Power Superior to Civil: Reproves Rulers Courage: Personal Bravery: Agag, in the Indifference with Which he Faced Death Gilgal: Agag, King of the Amalekites, Slain At, by Samuel Prisoners of War: Put to Death Punishments: Capital Kinds of Slaying with the Sword Religious Zeal in Punishing Evil People: Samuel Reproof: Faithfulness in Samuel, of Saul Rulers: Wicked: Saul, Sparing Agag and the Best of the Booty The Amalekites: Agag, King of, Slain by Samuel The Amalekites: Character of Warlike and Cruel The Sword was Used by Heathen Nations The Sword was Used for Punishing Criminals