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Elab on what happened last week.
Judges 15:
Went up; High land of Judah.
This is an invasion.
“Spread out” NASB
“Spread themselves” KJV
They are spread out, maybe look like a greater force then what they were.
They were after one man, Samson.
Samson had attack them, now they wanted retaliation.
For them attacking Israel would not be a problem.
Israel had no army.
As long as Israel didn’t try to go against the Philistines, they could live peacefully.
So what Samson had done would cause problems for them.
Samson should have been seen as a deliverer, but he would be seen as a trouble maker.
It’s difficult to be a leader if you have no followers.
Samson could have been a great leader, but preferred to work alone.
He cold have challenged the people, he could have organized the people.
Samson was called to deliver his nation, it seems to make more since if he would have got everyone together instead of alone.
The men of Israel fine out that wanted only to capture and bind Samson, they offer to help.
Elab on them coming to Samson.
Samson realized that if he didn’t give himself up to the enemy, the Philistine army would bring great suffering to Israel.
If he defended himself, he would have to fight his own people.
If he escaped, which he could have done, he would have left these men easy prey for the Philistine army.
Samson: Just don’t kill me.
Here is Samson all tied up.
The robes were of no challenge for the power of God.
The only weapon he had other then the power of God.
What there is men that brought Samson to the Philistines thinking as they watched Samson.
None of them bothered to help.
A jawbone VS swords.
Shows the power of God.
Shows Samson supernatural power.
Notice what Samson says.
“I have”
Samson was a good talker.
First time we see Samson call on and acknowledge God for what He has done for him.
but look at Samson’s statement to God.
LOOK AT LAST PART OF VERSE.
Samson is wanting God to be merciful on him.
God provides his need.
“Jawbone hill”
God was merciful on Samson.
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