Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5|        tween Moses (1450 BC) and Samuel (1050 BC) can be called
 2   1,1,5|        of Moses. Similarly with ~Samuel, the prophet and judge that
 3   1,1,5|    period, it was written that ~“Samuel explained to the people
 4   1,1,5|          During the time between Samuel and the Babylonian bondage (
 5   1,1,5|      Ruth, 1st and 2nd Books of ~Samuel, Kings and Chronicles, 1st
 6   1,2,4|  reverence could cause death (II Samuel): at the time ~of the transfer
 7   1,3,2|          the time of the prophet Samuel who gave them a ~strong
 8   1,3,2|          the time of the prophet Samuel, prophets were always ~present
 9   1,3,5|       After Samson, ~the prophet Samuel judged the people. Under
10   1,3,5|          one state under a king. Samuel anointed Saul to be king
11   1,3,5|         years from the birth of ~Samuel (1100 B.C) to the release
12   1,3,5|      Sepher Shemuel~(The Book of Samuel) and Sepher Melakhim (The
13   1,3,5|         has it ~that the prophet Samuel wrote the first part of
14   1,3,5|       Kingdoms. ~The 1st Book of Samuel (1st of Kingdoms according
15   1,3,5|          granted. She ~named him Samuel and, in fulfillment of her
16   1,3,5| teresting lessons in the life of Samuel (Ch. 1-4). For example,
17   1,3,5|   wickedness of Eli.s sons. When Samuel grew old, he relieved himself
18   1,3,5|          reason God in-~structed Samuel to anoint a boy named David,
19   1,3,5|         psalms. ~The 2nd Book of Samuel (2 of Kingdoms according