finds the man of God’s body and brings it back home (vv. 28–30); and (D′) confirms the Lord’s message (vv. 31–32), which (E′) serves as an example of the sin that will lead to the downfall of the dynasty of Jeroboam I (vv. 33–34). Understanding the setting of a given narrative can be crucial to its interpretation. Interpreters should take note of several factors and ask themselves questions such as: Is the physical location significant to the action of the story? Surely such is the case in