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|1 Samuel 9:21| “Why are you telling me this?” Saul asked. “I'm from Benjamin, the smallest tribe in Israel, and my clan is the least important in the tribe.”
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Saul Eats with Samuel and Stays at His House
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|1 Samuel 9:22| Samuel took Saul and his servant into the dining room at the place of worship. About 30 people were there for the dinner, but Samuel gave Saul and his servant the places of honor.
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|1 Samuel 9:23| Then Samuel told the cook, “I gave you the best piece of meat and told you to set it aside. Bring it here now.” The cook brought the meat over and set it down in front of Saul. “This is for you,” Samuel told him. “Go ahead and eat it. I had this piece saved especially for you, and I invited these guests to eat with you.” After Saul and Samuel had finished eating,
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|1 Samuel 9:24|
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|1 Samuel 9:25| they went down from the place of worship and back into town. A bed was set up for Saul on the flat roof 44 of Samuel's house,
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|1 Samuel 9:26| and Saul slept there. About sunrise the next morning, 45 Samuel called up to Saul on the roof, “Time to get up! I'll help you get started on your way.” Saul got up. He and Samuel left together
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|1 Samuel 9:27| and had almost reached the edge of town when Samuel stopped and said, “Tell your servant go on. Stay here with me for a few minutes, and I'll tell you what God has told me.” After the servant had gone,
