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@Stephen
Your argument doesn't address what I said.
You provided me one example that contradicts every other account in the bible, even the book of omitted things(Chronicles).
And scholars both Jew and Christian agree that this is a copyist error.
It is also worth noting that the written Hebrew language changed drastically after the Babylonian exhile, and all of our earliest texts are translations.
The masoretic text, which is the source texts used by both Jews and Protestants, is in itself a more precise form of the written Hebrew that developed after Persian influences on Hebrew writing.
What I have confirmed is that the septuigant, the earliest translation of the texts in question, also contain this error about who killed Goliath. What that tells you is that this is a very early corruption of the text.
Elhanan slayed the brother of Goliath, and as the texts also show, there were more than a few Philistine giants.