Teaching about giving to the needy. Teaching about prayer and fasting. Teaching about money and possessions.

The Ark in Philistia. Emerods! (Tumors). A cry rises to heaven from the Philistines.

The Sermon on the Mount (contrasted with God on Mt. Sinai in Exodus 24). The Beatitudes: the 9 "Blessed" statements. (I find this chapter personally hard even to read because it is so personally convicting that I am still very much Old Covenant even though I say that I am a New Covenant Christian)

The Philistines capture the Ark. The death of Eli's sons. The death of Eli. The wife of Phineas passes away. (Promoted Uncle Arthur's Bedtime stories for kids since I used an example from a story I read a long time ago)

The temptation of Jesus. The ministry of Jesus begins. Jesus follows the disciples. Crowds follow Jesus.

The Lord speaks to Samuel. Eli asks Samuel what did the Lord say. Samuel speaks for the Lord and is confirmed as a prophet.

John the Baptist is the new Elijah. Repent and be baptized for the remission of sins (Acts 2:38; Matthew 3: 2, 6, 8, 11): the Good News. John the Baptist baptizes Jesus - even though Jesus has no sin - because Jesus says, "we MUST do all that God requires" (Matthew 3: 15),

Hannah's prayer of praise - like Mary's Magnificat (I had pronounced it as Mary's Magnificant in the podcast, so please excuse my error). Eli's wicked sons. A warning for Eli's sons.

Visitors from the East. Escaping into Egypt. The death of Herod. The return to Nazareth.

Hannah's dedication of Elkanah and her son, Samuel to God.