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First Samuel 16 Assumption Review

Separate a first impression from the direction in the account.

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Companion to Read Samuel’s First Assumption Before Treating an Appearance as the Answer.

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Hypothetical example: a parent reads Samuel’s first assumption, then notices they assumed a confident-looking child understood a household job; the parent checks the instructions and corrects the earlier statement.

01Direction and assumption

Identify whose words each conclusion belongs to.

02Correction and selection

Keep this account’s divine direction recognizable.

03Ordinary impression

Label your household comparison as an application.

04Human correction

Use an accurate explanation for your own change.