Identifier: biblepanoramaorh00fost (find matches)
Title: The Bible panorama, or The Holy Scriptures in picture and story
Year: 1891 (1890s)
Authors: Foster, William A. (from old catalog)
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t if he -were bound with seven green withes he would be as helpless as any other man; then, that if he were bound with two new ropes; or, if his long hair were plaited in a certain way, his great strength would go from him. But when she had done all these things Samsons strength was as great as before. Then she said to him, How canst thou say,—I love thee, when thou hast mocked me these three times? And she begged him every day to tell her, and would let him have no rest, but troubled him with her words until at last he told her the truth. He said that he had been a Nazarite ever since he was born; that his hair had never been cut, and that if it were shaven off from his head, he would be strong no longer, but as weak as other men. Why did Samson tell her this, and teach her how to take away the strength, which the Lord had given him? He did it because he had chosen a wicked woman for his friend, and listened to her words until she persuaded him to do this great sin against God. 102
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DELILAH PERSUADES SAMSON TO TELL IT III; THE SECRET OF HIS STRENGTH. 1U3 )i DOES XVI. 17, The Philistines Take Samson. XX^HEN Samson had told Delilah the secret of his strength, she sent wordV V to the lords of the Philistines, saying, Come but once more, for thistime he has told me the truth; and they came to her, and brought the moneythey had promised. Then, while Samson was asleep, she called a man to shavethe hair from his head; and after it was done, she cried out that the Philis-tines were coming to take him. And he woke from his sleep, and said he wouldgo out against them, as he used to do. He did not know that the Lord hadtaken away his great strength from him. Then the Philistines took Samson, for he could no longer fight against them,and they bound him with chains made of brass. And they put out his eyes,and shut him up in prison: there they made him work very hard, in turning amill-stone to grind their corn. And now, while he was shut up in prison, no doubt Samson repented

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