A quiet, enduring invitation awaits within The Bible, King James Version, Book 9; 1 Samuel. A short hook: discover how early voices spoke of duty, doubt, and destiny, and follow their steps toward leadership and faith. This volume offers a concise, vivid narrative of one of the old testament's most pivotal moments, presenting a clear, accessible door into ancient scripture collection and biblical history narrative. Its form blends classical reverence with contemporary readability, inviting devotional reading for believers and thoughtful study for theology students alike. Readers will experience the core threads of leadership and kingship, faith and obedience, and divine guidance and prophecy woven through the ancient israel setting and the lands of the biblical period. The work is noted for its literary and historical significance, illuminating how these old testament writings shaped moral and political imagination across centuries. For casual readers and classic-literature collectors, this edition provides a bridge between timeless text and modern sensibility, encouraging old testament narrative comparisons that enrich bible study group resources. Selling points: out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions; restored for today's and future generations; more than a reprint - a collector's item and a cultural treasure. This is not merely a republication but a carefully curated encounter with a foundational scriptural voice, poised to inform study, devotion, and scholarly reflection for years to come.