Concept:Saul’s disobedience was not a refusal to fight, but a failure to carry out God’s command completely and exactly.
Explanation:God instructed Saul to destroy the Amalekites and all their possessions without exception.
Saul did go to war and attacked the Amalekites, so he did not refuse the assignment at all.
However, he spared King Agag and preserved the best of the sheep, cattle, and other valuable goods for himself.
By keeping these things, he failed to follow the precise instructions God had given him.
His sin was therefore partial obedience, not total rejection of God’s command.
Answer:A. He didn't perform the task of smiting the Amalekites to the letter.