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View storySamson's story includes repeated pressure and harm; the linked character teaching distinguishes surprises from unsafe secrets and encourages seeking adult help.
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Someone says not to tell adults. Thinking about it frightens the child, who hesitates to speak.
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Samson's story includes repeated pressure and harm; the linked character teaching distinguishes surprises from unsafe secrets and encourages seeking adult help.
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Pharaoh ordered harm to babies, but the midwives did not obey; authority does not make a dangerous demand something a child must obey or conceal.
Listen calmly without blame. Explain that secrets involving fear or harm can be told to a trusted adult.
The midwives refused a harmful order. Whom can you tell about a frightening demand?
Tell a trusted adult what frightens you. If you do not get help, tell another trusted adult.
Joseph refused repeated pressure; the linked life teaching supports seeking a trusted adult when someone coerces a child.
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