Kish told Saul to take a servant and search for the donkeys. Saul traveled through the hill country of Ephraim and the region of Shalisha. He passed through the territory of Benjamin and entered the land of Zuph. He passed through the territory of Benjamin and entered the land of Agypt Saul said, “Let us return, or my father will stop worrying about the donkeys and start worrying about us.”

He is highly respected. Everything he says comes true. Let us go to him. Perhaps he will show us the way we should go. Saul said, “A man like that cannot exist.”

"Alright, let’s go." "What shall we give him?" "The bread in our bags is gone." "We will give him wine." "We will give him one of our donkeys."

"I have gold in my bag." "I have brass in my bag." "I have three grams of silver in my bag." "I have a kilogram of wheat flour in my bag." "I have the keys to my master’s house in my bag."

A person who seeks God’s will. A prophet of God was called a seer in those days. Someone who uses ointments to see visions. People who paint their eyes with kohl. Water-bearers.

They were climbing up the hill to the town. Young women were drawing water. They asked if the seer was there. The women said, “Yes, he is ahead of you.” They added, “He has just come to the town today.”

A sacrifice was being offered on the high place. "You will meet him before he goes up to the high place." He would bless the sacrifice. People would not eat until he blessed the sacrifice. After blessing the sacrifice, the people would eat.

As they entered the town center. When Samuel was approaching them. When Samuel’s dog barked. When Samuel’s messenger informed them. When the Lord gave Samuel a vision.

Yes, Samuel knew. The Lord had told Samuel about it the day before. Saul did not know he would meet Samuel. The Lord told Samuel, “At this time tomorrow, I will send you a man from the land of Benjamin.” A light in Saul’s form appeared to Samuel.

"Tomorrow, I will send you a man from Benjamin." "Anoint him as the leader of my people Israel." "He will deliver my people from the Philistines." "I have seen my people’s suffering." "Their cry has reached me."

"This is the man I spoke to you about." "He will rule over my people." "Offer a sacrifice for him." "Give him two horses as a gift." "Do not approach him."

Saul asked, "Where is the house of the seer?" Samuel said, "I am the seer." Samuel told Saul, “Go ahead of me to the high place, and today you will eat with me.” Samuel said, "I know what is in your heart." "I will explain everything to you."

“Don’t worry about the donkeys that were lost three days ago.” “They have been found.” “The desire of Israel is on you, is it not?” “The desire of Israel is on your family, is it not?” “The donkeys have died.”

“Am I not from the smallest tribe of Benjamin?” “My family is the least of all.” “Why do you speak to me in this way?” “Do you have my donkeys with you?” “I have come with an army.”

Samuel took Saul and his servant to the dining hall. He gave them the chief seat among the 30 invited guests. Samuel instructed the cook to bring the portion he had set aside. Samuel said, “This portion was kept for you.” Samuel dined with Saul.