Judges 15
John Gill - Exposition - John Gill
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- Matthew Henry - Complete Commentary - Judges 15
INTRODUCTION TO Judges 15
This chapter relates, that Samson being denied his wife, did by a strange stratagem burn the corn fields, vineyards, and olives of the Philistines, Judges 15:1, and that because of their burning her and her father, he made a great slaughter of them, Judges 15:6, which brought the Philistines against the men of Judah, who took Samson and bound him, to deliver him to the Philistines, when he, loosing himself, slew a thousand of them with the jaw bone of an ass,
Judges 15:9 and being athirst, God in a wonderful manner supplied him with water, Judges 15:18.