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Unconsciously Fulfilling God's Will - Reflections from 1 Samuel 9-11

When our actions are directed by right attitude, common sense, humility, goodness, sacrifice and courage, we might be fulfilling the very will of God without even being aware of doing it.

1.      Saul’s father Kish lost his donkeys and asked his son to go and find them.  With one of his servants, Saul went in search of the donkeys so far as to be lost himself instead of finding them.  When Saul wanted to return home empty handed without having found the donkey, his servant suggested to visit the Seer.  How amazing it is to see the attitude of people towards the Seer (man of God) in those days.  The automatic response of Saul was that there is nothing left to give to the man of God…as if to say “how can we go empty handed to the man of God?” The master, Saul, is empty handed but the servant is carrying a silver coin.  It is true that the servants would most often carry their precious things on their bodies as there would be no privacy or a secure place in the house where the masters cannot do what they want to do with their servant’s belongings.  Whatever the case might be, here we see the servant carrying this silver coin that would open the door for Saul to meet Samuel.  In meeting Samuel and the feast with him, Saul spends the night talking to Samuel and early in the next morning, told the servant to go ahead alone; Samuel anointed Saul to be the king of Israel without anyone witnessing it.  When God is leading our steps, we don’t need any witness or human approval; he will do what he has planned.  Saul went in search of his father’s donkeys, Saul ran out of food and gifts, Saul failed to find the donkeys and was about to return home empty handed and hungry but God had his own plans.  It was God who leads these two men to the edge of the village where Samuel lived to be anointed as the king of Israel.