A History of the Israelitish Nation From Their Origin to Their Dispersion At Th
A History of the Israelitish Nation From Their Origin to Their Dispersion At Th
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Delilah perceiving that she had now succeeded in eliciting from him the secret which he had so industriously concealed before, caused, while Samson slept, a man to shave the seven locks of his head; and then brought his enemies upon him. "And he awoke out of his sleep, and said, I will go out as at other times before, and shake myself, and he wist not that the Lord was departed from him. " The Philistines, now finding that their formidable enemy was completely in their power, proceeded in the f...irst place to put out his eyes; and then took him down to Gaza, " and bound him with fetters of brass; and he did grind in the prison-house. " Wretched, indeed, was the condition of Samson, and small was the prospect that he would ever again have it in his power to retaliate upon his enemies, and the enemies of God, for their treachery and cruelty ; but the providence of God is mysterious, and the retributions of vindicatory justice are often terrible, even in this world. It was so ordered, that this judge in Israel, who had in his lifetime destroyed so great a number of this 250 HISTORY OP THE ISRAELITISH NATION.
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Delilah perceiving that she had now succeeded in eliciting from him the secret which he had so industriously concealed before, caused, while Samson slept, a man to shave the seven locks of his head; and then brought his enemies upon him. "And he awoke out of his sleep, and said, I will go out as at other times before, and shake myself, and he wist not that the Lord was departed from him. " The Philistines, now finding that their formidable enemy was completely in their power, proceeded in the f...irst place to put out his eyes; and then took him down to Gaza, " and bound him with fetters of brass; and he did grind in the prison-house. " Wretched, indeed, was the condition of Samson, and small was the prospect that he would ever again have it in his power to retaliate upon his enemies, and the enemies of God, for their treachery and cruelty ; but the providence of God is mysterious, and the retributions of vindicatory justice are often terrible, even in this world. It was so ordered, that this judge in Israel, who had in his lifetime destroyed so great a number of this 250 HISTORY OP THE ISRAELITISH NATION.
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