Samouel identifies Samuel in references to prophetic succession, judges, and a list of remembered figures.

The attested form identifies Samuel across references to the prophets, the period of judges, and a list of remembered figures; the supplied verses do not show a distinct lexical range beyond this personal reference.

1. Reference to Samuel · dominant

   All three occurrences use the genitive singular masculine form in references to Samuel. In Acts 13:20 the APB renders the clause "until Samuel the prophet" after the mention of judges; in Acts 3:24 it renders "from Samuel and those after in order" within a statement about prophets who spoke; and in Hebrews 11:32 it includes "Samuel, and the prophets" in a list of figures.

   Acts 13:20Acts 3:24Hebrews 11:32

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the form as "Samuel" in each verse, adding contextual descriptions or associations such as "the prophet," later prophets, and a list of figures. These surrounding phrases describe the clauses rather than separately define the term.