Audio Bible. Listen to the full First Book of Samuel in the King James Version (KJV) with text.
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đ Chapters 0:00 1 Samuel 1. The Birth of Samuel and Hannahâs Prayer 5:10 1 Samuel 2. Hannahâs Song and the Wickedness of Eliâs Sons 12:12 1 Samuel 3. The Lord Calls Samuel 15:51 1 Samuel 4. The Capture of the Ark by the Philistines 20:16 1 Samuel 5. The Ark Brings Plagues to the Philistines 22:44 1 Samuel 6. The Ark Returned to Israel 27:18 1 Samuel 7. Samuel Leads Israel to Victory at Mizpah 30:34 1 Samuel 8. Israel Asks for a King 34:01 1 Samuel 9. Saul Chosen as King 39:45 1 Samuel 10. Saul Anointed and Proclaimed King 45:14 1 Samuel 11. Saulâs Victory Over the Ammonites 48:14 1 Samuel 12. Samuelâs Farewell Speech 53:09 1 Samuel 13. Saulâs Unlawful Sacrifice 57:34 1 Samuel 14. Jonathanâs Victory Over the Philistines 1:07:11 1 Samuel 15. Saulâs Disobedience and Rejection as King 1:13:46 1 Samuel 16. David Anointed as King 1:18:23 1 Samuel 17. David and Goliath 1:28:13 1 Samuel 18. David and Jonathanâs Friendship & Saulâs Jealousy 1:33:22 1 Samuel 19. Saul Seeks to Kill David 1:37:31 1 Samuel 20. Jonathan Warns David of Saulâs Plans 1:45:13 1 Samuel 21. David Flees to Nob and Gath 1:48:00 1 Samuel 22. Saul Kills the Priests of Nob 1:52:29 1 Samuel 23. David Saves Keilah and Escapes Saul 1:57:43 1 Samuel 24. David Spares Saul in the Cave
1 Samuel, the ninth book of the Bible, marks a turning point in Israelâs history as it transitions from the period of the judges to the establishment of the monarchy. It tells the dramatic stories of Samuel, Saul, and David, shaping the foundation of Israelâs kingdom and highlighting themes of divine calling, leadership, and obedience to God.
The book begins with the birth of Samuel, a prophet and judge chosen by God to lead Israel during a time of spiritual decline. As Israel demands a king to be like other nations, Samuel anoints Saul, who starts strong but ultimately falls due to his disobedience. God then selects David, a humble shepherd, as Saulâs successor, leading to intense rivalry and dramatic encounters between the two.
1 Samuel vividly portrays Godâs sovereignty over human leadership, showing that true kingship depends on obedience to Him. The rise of David, from his victory over Goliath to his flight from Saulâs jealousy, foreshadows his future reign as Israelâs greatest king.
Beyond political history, 1 Samuel is a story of faith, rejection, and redemption. It teaches that while people look at outward appearances, âthe Lord looketh on the heartâ (1 Samuel 16:7), a truth that continues to resonate throughout Scripture. The bookâs events set the stage for Davidâs kingship and the unfolding of Godâs redemptive plan through his lineage.
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