1. 1st & 2nd Samuel Dig Site 19
Blue Level Questions

2. What did David want to show someone from the house of Saul? (9:1)
Kindness
The ark of the covenant
How to fight a giant
A gift from Jonathan

3. What did David want to show someone from the house of Saul? (9:1)
Kindness
The ark of the covenant
How to fight a giant
A gift from Jonathan

4. Why did David want to show kindness to someone from the house of Saul
So the people would like David
So the people would like Saul
For Saul’s sake
For Jonathan’s sake

5. Why did David want to show kindness to someone from the house of Saul
So the people would like David
So the people would like Saul
For Saul’s sake
For Jonathan’s sake

6. What did David ask Ziba when Ziba arrived? (9:3)
“How many servants and sons do you have?”
“Is there no one still alive from the house of Saul to whom I can show God’s kindness?”
“How long were you Saul’s servants?”
“Where were you when Saul died?”

7. What did David ask Ziba when Ziba arrived? (9:3)
“How many servants and sons do you have?”
“Is there no one still alive from the house of Saul to whom I can show God’s kindness?”
“How long were you Saul’s servants?”
“Where were you when Saul died?”

8. What did Ziba say when David asked if anyone from the house of Saul were still alive? (9:3)
“There is still a son of Jonathan.”
“There is still a brother of Saul alive.”
“All of Saul’s grandchildren are alive.”
“No one is alive from the house of Saul.”

9. What did Ziba say when David asked if anyone from the house of Saul were still alive? (9:3)
“There is still a son of Jonathan.”
“There is still a brother of Saul alive.”
“All of Saul’s grandchildren are alive.”
“No one is alive from the house of Saul.”

10. How did Ziba describe Jonathan’s son? (9:3)
“He is a hard worker.”
“He is mean to the servants.”
“He is lame in both feet.”
“He is rich and selfish.”

11. How did Ziba describe Jonathan’s son? (9:3)
“He is a hard worker.”
“He is mean to the servants.”
“He is lame in both feet.”
“He is rich and selfish.”

12. Where was Mephibosheth when David first asked about him? (9:4)
In the house of Abinadab in Bethel
In the house of Makir in Lo Debar
In the house of Obed-Edom in Jerusalem
In the house of Saul in Gibeah

13. Where was Mephibosheth when David first asked about him? (9:4)
In the house of Abinadab in Bethel
In the house of Makir in Lo Debar
In the house of Obed-Edom in Jerusalem
In the house of Saul in Gibeah

14. What was the name of Jonathan’s son? (9:6)
Eliab
Hophni
Mephibosheth
Phinehas

15. What was the name of Jonathan’s son? (9:6)
Eliab
Hophni
Mephibosheth
Phinehas

16. Who was the father of Mephibosheth? (9:6)
Ziba
Jonathan
Saul
David

17. Who was the father of Mephibosheth? (9:6)
Ziba
Jonathan
Saul
David

18. What did Mephibosheth do when he first came to David? (9:6)
Mephibosheth “sat down at David’s table to eat.”
Mephibosheth “bowed down to pay him honor.”
“He played the lyre for David.”
All of the above

19. What did Mephibosheth do when he first came to David? (9:6)
Mephibosheth “sat down at David’s table to eat.”
Mephibosheth “bowed down to pay him honor.”
“He played the lyre for David.”
All of the above

20. What promise did David give Mephibosheth? (9:7)
David was going to show him kindness for Jonathan’s sake.
David was going to restore to him Saul’s land.
David would allow him to always eat at his table.
All of the above

21. What promise did David give Mephibosheth? (9:7)
David was going to show him kindness for Jonathan’s sake.
David was going to restore to him Saul’s land.
David would allow him to always eat at his table.
All of the above

22. Who said, “What is your servant, that you should notice a dead dog like me?” (9:8)
Ziba
Mephibosheth
Mika
Jonathan

23. Who said, “What is your servant, that you should notice a dead dog like me?” (9:8)
Ziba
Mephibosheth
Mika
Jonathan

24. What did David tell Ziba to do for Mephibosheth? (9:9-10)
“Farm the land for him and bring in the crops.”
“Let him stay in your home.”
“Give him money every month.”
All of the above

25. What did David tell Ziba to do for Mephibosheth? (9:9-10)
“Farm the land for him and bring in the crops.”
“Let him stay in your home.”
“Give him money every month.”
All of the above

26. How many sons and servants did Ziba have? (9:10)

27. How many sons and servants did Ziba have? (9:10)

28. What did Ziba say when David asked him to farm Mephibosheth’s land
“It will be too much work. We cannot do it.”
“I will hire more servants for Mephibosheth.”
“Your servant will do whatever my lord the king commands his servant to do.”
“I will only be able to do this for 3 years.”

29. What did Ziba say when David asked him to farm Mephibosheth’s land
“It will be too much work. We cannot do it.”
“I will hire more servants for Mephibosheth.”
“Your servant will do whatever my lord the king commands his servant to do.”
“I will only be able to do this for 3 years.”

30. Who were servants of Mephibosheth? (9:12)
Ziba only
Mika and his sons
David’s servants
All the members of Ziba’s household

31. Who were servants of Mephibosheth? (9:12)
Ziba only
Mika and his sons
David’s servants
All the members of Ziba’s household

32. Why did Mephibosheth live in Jerusalem? (9:13)
“Because he liked the big city”
“Because he always ate at the king’s table”
“Because he grew up there”
“Because he worked there”

33. Why did Mephibosheth live in Jerusalem? (9:13)
“Because he liked the big city”
“Because he always ate at the king’s table”
“Because he grew up there”
“Because he worked there”

34. Finish this verse: “You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies. You anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. Surely your goodness and love . . .” (Psalm 2:5-6)
“… will follow me all the days of my life, and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.”
“… will flow over me all of my life, and I will stay with the Lord for all time.”
“… will come from the Lord, and I will follow his way all the days of my life.”
“… will follow me forever, and I will seek the word of the Lord in his house.”

35. Finish this verse: “You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies. You anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. Surely your goodness and love . . .” (Psalm 2:5-6)
“… will follow me all the days of my life, and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.”
“… will flow over me all of my life, and I will stay with the Lord for all time.”
“… will come from the Lord, and I will follow his way all the days of my life.”
“… will follow me forever, and I will seek the word of the Lord in his house.”