Oh, what a lovely question! Samuel was just a young boy, around 12 years old, when God first spoke to him. It's amazing how God can use people of all ages to do wonderful things. Just like a happy little tree, Samuel grew and blossomed into a great prophet with God's guidance.
God had a job for Samuel to do and He spoke to him during the night hours.
"So Samuel spoke all the words of the LORD to the people who had asked of him a king." Says that he was saying what was told to him by God.
Jeremiah was roughly 8 years old when God spoke to him. God spoke to him once and set him on a course of obeying his comission for his whole life.
The Lord God first spoke to Samuel, when he was a little boy and worked in the temple , under the priest Eli.
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God personally spoke to various individuals in the Bible, including Adam, Abraham, Moses, Samuel, Elijah, and many others.
Samuel was called by god at a very young age, he was kept by his mother in the temple under the priest Eli.Then god called him at night he ran to Eli to see if the old priest wanted anything. This happened a few times and each time Eli said he did not call him. Then Eli realized that it was god calling , so he told Samuel next time you hear the voice say Speak lord your servant is listening.remember that Samuel had been realed all his days by Eli in the synagogue according to the Bible:1 Sam :16;17
In the Old Testament, God spoke to various individuals such as prophets, leaders, and ordinary people who had a special connection with Him.
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God was present and spoke in the tent of meeting, according to the Old Testament in the Bible. This tent served as a place of worship and communication with God for the Israelites during their time in the wilderness.
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There are two meanings to Samuel in scripture that I have found . 1. Samuel. Name of God. Son of Elkanah and Hannah, born in answer to his mother's prayers. 2. Samson. Of the sun. Son of Manoah, and the twelfth of the "judges" of Israel (Judg. 13:24-16:30). He seems to have been a man notorious for his great physical strength, but weak in intellectual and moral character.