In "The Story of David," why is David's victory over the giant so surprising? A. David uses his mind, rather than weapons, to defeat the giant. B. David uses his abilities as a musician to save Israel. C. David is a small shepherd boy with just one simple weapon. D. David has never harmed a living thing before.

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27 September, 08:11

In "The Story of David," why is David's victory over the giant so surprising? A. David uses his mind, rather than weapons, to defeat the giant. B. David uses his abilities as a musician to save Israel. C. David is a small shepherd boy with just one simple weapon. D. David has never harmed a living thing before.

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Orion Evans · Answer 1

Hey! The answer to this question is C. Since the Goliath was a giant and David was a small little shepherd boy, the people judged David by his size rather than his wits.

Shania Andersen · Answer 2

Shania Andersen 27 September, 09:37

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The answer would be C