Samuel writes the regulations of the kingdom in a book, and Saul goes to his house in Gibeah
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1 Samuel 10:25–27: then Samuel tells the people the regulations of the kingdom, and writes it in a book and lays it up before the LORD. Samuel sends all the people away, every man to his house. Saul also goes to his house in Gibeah; and the army goes with him, whose hearts God had touched. But certain worthless fellows say, “How could this man save us?” They despise him, and bring him no tribute. But he holds his peace. The Korean Revised Version reads 마음이 하나님께 감동된 유력한 자들 at 10:26, where WEB has “the army”, and 예물 at 10:27, where WEB has “tribute”.
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- 1SA 10:25–27, engwebp
25Then Samuel told the people the regulations of the kingdom, and wrote it in a book and laid it up before the LORD. Samuel sent all the people away, every man to his house.
26Saul also went to his house in Gibeah; and the army went with him, whose hearts God had touched.
27But certain worthless fellows said, “How could this man save us?” They despised him, and brought him no tribute. But he held his peace.
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Samuel — Took part in — Samuel writes the regulations of the kingdom in a book, and Saul goes to his house in Gibeah
Evidence: 1 Samuel 10:25–27
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Saul (son of Kish) — Took part in — Samuel writes the regulations of the kingdom in a book, and Saul goes to his house in Gibeah
Evidence: 1 Samuel 10:25–27
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Samuel writes the regulations of the kingdom in a book, and Saul goes to his house in Gibeah — Narrated location — Gibeah
Evidence: 1 Samuel 10:25–27
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[Bibliadatum entry report] Entry: Samuel writes the regulations of the kingdom in a book, and Saul goes to his house in Gibeah (event-1sa-10-the-regulations-of-the-kingdom) Address: https://bibliadatum.org/en/wiki/event/1sa-10-the-regulations-of-the-kingdom Current wording: 1 Samuel 10:25–27: then Samuel tells the people the regulations of the kingdom, and writes it in a book and lays it up before the LORD. Samuel sends all the people away, every man to his house. Saul also goes to his house in Gibeah; and the army goes with him, whose hearts God had touched. But certain worthless fellows say, “How could this man save us?” They despise him, and bring him no tribute. But he holds his peace. The Korean Revised Version reads 마음이 하나님께 감동된 유력한 자들 at 10:26, where WEB has “the army”, and 예물 at 10:27, where WEB has “tribute”. Cited evidence: 1SA 10:25–27, engwebp Review state: ai-assisted / human-review-pending What looks wrong: (not written yet) --- This collection records what the text says and does not settle interpretation. A report about a reading that divides opinion may be registered as an unresolved issue rather than corrected.