Samson is God's set apart consecrated man, yet gives into temptation and sin too easily. In our story today, we will see Samson's further slipping down or “yarad-ing” into sin (just as Israel has declined spiritually as a people). Although Samson will reap the consequences of his sins against God, God in His Sovereignty is allowing this because God is seeking an opportunity against the Philistines to begin to destroy them (14:4). Although Samson has set his sights on women, and lost his sight of God and the vision of his calling, God still keeps his eyes on Samson and Israel because of His covenant promises to those who believe. God is revealed as the true Divine Savior-Warrior-Judge who wars against His and Israel's enemies.
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Rev. Charles R. Biggs, Th.M. is the Regional Home Missionary of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church in the Presbytery of the Mid Atlantic (Virginia and Maryland). His website: www.joiningtheharvest.org. He was pastor of Ketoctin Covenant Presbyterian Church in Purcellville, VA. for...