a2:3
b1:6-7
c2:4-8
d2:5
e1:7
g2:21
h2:7-8
iPs 113:7-9
j2:8
k2:4-8
l2:9
m2:10

‏ 1 Samuel 2:3-9

2:3  a proud and haughty: Peninnah typified this attitude (see 1:6-7  b). Hannah, by contrast, was humbly dependent on God.
Summary for 1Sam 2:4-8: 2:4-8  c Hannah celebrated God’s sovereign ability to radically reverse human circumstances.
2:5  d those who were starving are now full: Cp. 1:7  e, 18  f.

• The phrase seven children poetically means that the childless woman would be blessed with a house full of children (cp. 2:21  g).
Summary for 1Sam 2:7-8: 2:7-8  h Cp. Ps 113:7-9  i.
2:8  j all the earth is the Lord’s: God, the creator and ruler of all things, is able to change circumstances (2:4-8  k), protect the faithful (2:9  l), judge the wicked, and empower his anointed king (2:10  m).
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