1 Samuel 15: Saul Rejected as King

Saul is sent to destroy the Amalekites but spares King Agag and the choicest animals. Samuel confronts him, teaching that the LORD values obeying Him above offerings and announcing that God has rejected Saul as king. Samuel puts Agag to death and returns to Ramah, never going to see Saul again, though he mourns him.

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When Agag was brought before him, what did Samuel say about Agag’s sword?

Agag would be spared if he worshiped the LORDAgag’s sword must be handed over to SaulHis mother would lose her son as others had to his swordAgag would be kept as a prisoner at Ramah