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Samson, who gets more attention in the book of Judges than any other judge, is more mysterious than Jephthah. Samson shows great inspiration as a leader. He also represents the unstoppable move toward chaos, which shows the need for a more organized society under a godly ruler.
Places
En-hakkore: Spring that appeared after Samson's victory over the Philistines Lehi: A place where Samson fought the Philistines
Glossary
En-Hakkore Judges, Book of Lehi Philistia, Philistines Samson Tribe of Dan
Topics
Answers To Prayer: Samson En-Hakkore: A Spring, Miraculously Supplied to Samson Lehi: A District of Judah, where Samson Killed a Thousand Philistines with the Jawbone of a Donkey Miracles: Catalogue of Samson Supplied with Water Samson: Miraculously Supplied with Water the Domestic Donkey: Miracles Connected With: A Thousand Men Slain by Samson with a Jaw-Bone of the Domestic Donkey: Miracles Connected With: Water Brought from the Jaw-Bone of Water: Miracles Connected With: Brought from the Jaw-Bone of an Ass Water: Miraculously Supplied: To Samson