Definition:
Slang Definition (1 Samuel 10:3)
The English phrase "1 Samuel 10:3" is a play on words that references a pivotal chapter of the Hebrew Bible, known as the Book of Samuel, part of the Old Testament. The phrase was originally used to denote a specific group or community within the Israelite people, specifically the people who were first to hear and understand the law from God (1 Samuel 10:3). This group, known as the "1 Samuel tribe," is characterized by their adherence to the commandments of Moses, which they would not have been able to maintain otherwise. Example Sentence "Let's break down this sentence like we're trying to figure out how to make a sandwich, shall we?" A character in a sci-fi movie might say, "1 Samuel 10:3." To be more edgy and unsettling, they could add the phrase "the 1 Samuel tribe" or "1 Samuel tribe's understanding of the law." The use of this word creates an unsettling image where everyone assumes they're part of a secret society, rather than fully understanding what it takes to follow the commandments.
