1. What is the meaning of 1 Samuel 1:22?

2. Why did Hannah decide to wait before going to the house of the LORD?

3. How does Hannah's dedication reflect her faith and commitment to God's plan?

4. What can we learn from Hannah's patience in fulfilling her vow to God?

5. How does 1 Samuel 1:22 connect to the theme of faithfulness in Scripture?

6. How can we apply Hannah's example of dedication to our own spiritual promises?

7. Why did Hannah choose to dedicate Samuel to the LORD instead of raising him at home?

8. What does 1 Samuel 1:22 reveal about the role of women in biblical times?

9. How does Hannah's vow in 1 Samuel 1:22 reflect her faith and trust in God?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from 1 Samuel 1?

11. If Psalm 131:2 likens the speaker to a weaned child, how does this fit with cultural norms of the era, and is there any external evidence to confirm these practices?

12. Psalm 142:4 shows David claiming no one cares for him--how does this reconcile with 1 Samuel 22:2, where he has loyal followers?

13. Does the story of dedicating Samuel to the Lord in 1 Samuel 1:11, 28 have historical or cultural corroboration outside the biblical text?

14. Why does this text present such severe violence against priests as sanctioned or uninterrupted (1 Samuel 22:19)?1. How does Hannah's faith and commitment to her vow challenge us in our own commitments to God?

2. In what ways can parents today dedicate their children to the Lord, and how does this impact their upbringing?

3. How can we learn to trust in God's timing, as Hannah did, in our own lives and decisions?

4. What are some ways we can practice sacrificial giving in our own lives, following Hannah's example?

5. How can we ensure that our spiritual priorities align with God's will, as demonstrated by Hannah's dedication of Samuel?1. How does Hannah's faith amid her barrenness speak to you personally?

2. What can we learn from the interaction between Hannah and Peninnah?

3. How does the biblical perspective on Hannah's barrenness apply to modern-day struggles?

4. Reflect on the significance of Hannah's vow to God. How does it relate to personal sacrifices in our lives?

5. How does Eli's initial misunderstanding of Hannah's prayer reflect our propensity to judge before understanding the full context?

6. In what ways can you relate to Eli's quick judgment of Hannah?

7. How does Hannah's steadfast faith in God's promise, despite her circumstances, challenge your faith journey?

8. Reflect on the impact of Samuel's birth. How does this event signify divine intervention?

9. Consider the significance of Hannah returning Samuel to the Lord. How does this reflect her faith and integrity?

10. In what situations are you currently being called to demonstrate faith like Hannah's?

11. How does Hannah’s story speak to the power of persistent prayer?

12. How do Hannah's emotional struggles parallel issues in today's society?

13. How does this chapter help us understand the important role women play in God's plan?

14. How do you think Hannah’s story can inspire people facing infertility today?

15. How does Hannah’s devotion to God inspire you in your personal commitments to God?

16. How can Hannah's response to Peninnah's provocation inform the way we respond to antagonistic individuals in our lives?

17. In what ways does Hannah’s faith challenge our understanding of God’s timing?

18. How might this chapter's portrayal of prayer influence your prayer life?

19. How can we apply Hannah’s faithful fulfillment of her vow to God in our own lives?

20. Can you identify a situation in your life where you felt God intervened as He did in Hannah’s life? How does this experience shape your faith?

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