Which Prophet and Judge ordained Saul and David?

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Which Prophet and Judge ordained Saul and David?

Explanation:
Samuel serves as Israel’s prophet and judge who acts as God’s representative in appointing the nation’s first two kings. He directly anoints Saul as king under God’s instruction (1 Samuel 9–10), and later anoints David after God directs him to choose a successor to Saul (1 Samuel 16). This makes him the one who ordains both Saul and David, linking his office with the establishment of the monarchy. The other figures—Moses, Elijah, Isaiah—have important roles in Israel’s history, but they do not perform the ordination of Saul and David.

Samuel serves as Israel’s prophet and judge who acts as God’s representative in appointing the nation’s first two kings. He directly anoints Saul as king under God’s instruction (1 Samuel 9–10), and later anoints David after God directs him to choose a successor to Saul (1 Samuel 16). This makes him the one who ordains both Saul and David, linking his office with the establishment of the monarchy. The other figures—Moses, Elijah, Isaiah—have important roles in Israel’s history, but they do not perform the ordination of Saul and David.

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