משיחת שאול
Meshichat Shaul
m’-shee-KHAT sha-UL
Saul had decided to visit the prophet Samuel in the village of Ramah to ask about the location of his father’s lost donkey.
As it turned out, God had previously informed the prophet Samuel that Saul would be visiting that day and that he should be anointed as the king of Israel.
At an appropriate time, Samuel took a flask of oil and anointed Saul, but did not make a public announcement.
The next day, after convening a gathering of all the Tribes of Israel in the town of Mizpah, Samuel formally announced that Saul was the king of Israel.
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