Samson, A Shadow of Things To Come m3u8
- (primary) Judges 14:4
- (secondary) Judges 13:1–5 — Judges 13:1-5
- (secondary) Judges 13:24–25 — Judges 13:24-25
- (secondary) Judges 14:2
- (secondary) Judges 16:15–17 — Judges 16:15-17
- (secondary) Revelation 12:5
- (secondary) Matthew 5:19
- (secondary) Numbers 6:1–21 — Numbers 6:1-21
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Summary
This sermon teaches that Samson's story is a prophetic shadow of end-time Israel and the covenant remnant. The speaker explains that Samson, born as a Nazarite under covenant to keep Torah, represents the separated, holy church that God is raising up to deliver Israel from Babylonian (worldly) control. When Samson compromised by pursuing Delilah (representing false religious systems), he lost his power—just as the church lost its authority when it abandoned Torah and the covenant. The sermon emphasizes that true believers must maintain their vows, keep themselves separate from worldly systems, and return to Torah obedience in the end times, ultimately pushing down the walls of Babylon's rule.
Core doctrine
End Times
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