RWC	Re: The story of Samson
	Let me respond to Samson: First he was a Nazirite from birth. That means through his parents they made a vow that he would never drink wine, never cut his hair, and never have contact with the dead. The fact that he attributed his strength to his hair was really attributing it to God through the vow that he had made. Second, the text makes it clear that the reason he finally gave in to Delilah was because she nagged him everyday about it until he was tired to death. Who hasn't done that in their lifetime. Third he lost his strength, not because of his hair, but because the Lord had left him for breaking his vow. The fact that the Philistines would allow his hair to grow back was because they didn't believe in God and because they had left him to rot in prison. Only when they thought that they were invincible did they call for him to come to the party where he killed them. As for the foxes, how did you figure out how many foxes lived in that are at that time when you did your calculations?
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