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Judges 14:5 · BSB
14:5 Then Samson went down to Timnah with his father and mother and came to the vineyards of Timnah. Suddenly a young lion came roaring at him,
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…on the word riddles. It can mean a riddle, a puzzle, a dark saying. It was used when Samson, remember Samson, this big strong guy with long hair inJudges chapter 14, who killed everybody with the jawbone of a donkey. He was famous for giving riddles. Same word. In 1 Kings 10, it talks about how Queen Sheba came…
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…is it actually shows us how God is merciful. How is it that God takes our mistakes and our failures and turns them for good? Remember, we talked inJudges chapter 14that there's this broader pattern of the way that God works in the world. We saw it at the very end of the book of Genesis when Joseph confronts…
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…is really sick. Things are not just twisted in Israel. They are completely upside down. This helps us understand, by the way, what was happening inJudges chapter 14. Remember when Samson goes out to find a Philistine wife, his parents are so upset and distraught over it. And we had that key verse, verse 4,…
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…on your phone. No matter what you do, remember that this is God's word. Proverbs chapter 30 tells us, And so it's for that reason that we read now,Judges chapter 14, starting at verse 1. Samson went down to Timnah, and at Timnah he saw one of the daughters of the Philistines. Then he came up and told his father…
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…thing. Now, I wouldn't recommend that. Ancient weddings were long-running parties. In fact, don't need to turn back, but if you were to look inJudges chapter 14, you would find that Samson's wedding went on for, does anybody have an idea? What was the perfect number in Israel? Seven. Seven days. Seven days.…
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