Both David and Samson were powerful men in their day, Samson during the time of the Judges and David, as the second king of Israel during the time of the Kings. They both also suffered from secret, sexual sin.
The difference was David confessed his sin and sought to live in morally purity thereafter, whereas Samson was destroyed by the effects of his sin. Nevertheless, they both suffered consequences for their behavior that ultimately determined their individual destinies.
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