Week 10: “Samuel and Saul”

 



Week 10: “Samuel and Saul” 


Read: 1 Samuel 1-4; 8-13; 15


Listen: Händel - Sinfonia from the Oratorio "Saul" HWV 53View 



Read: 1 Samuel 1-4; 8-13; 15


Listen: Händel - Sinfonia from the Oratorio "Saul" HWV 53



View : Hannah presenting her son Samuel to the priest Eli, ca. 1665 




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