Samuel grew, and Yahweh was with him, and did let none of his words fall to the ground.
"The Lord appeared again at Shiloh"  (1 Samuel 3:21).  The Septuagint (LXX) is different here, and, apparently influenced by the LXX, G. B. Caird rendered this place: "And Israel again appeared in Shiloh, because Yahweh revealed himself to Samuel."[29]  However, Keil warned that, "The Septuagint (LXX) in this passage in a critical aspect is utterly worthless."[30]  Here again we have an example of translators who write what they believe to be true, or the way it happened, and then substitute their opinions for what the Sacred Text says.  It is true that in many instances the changes do not contain error, as such, but are nevertheless a departure from what the Lord has said, and we hold such departures to be totally untrustworthy.