Judges 13:4-6

⁴cave ergo ne vinum bibas ac siceram ne inmundum quicquam comedas

⁵quia concipies et paries filium cuius non tanget caput novacula erit enim nazareus Dei ab infantia sua et ex matris utero et ipse incipiet liberare Israhel de manu Philisthinorumb

⁶quae cum venisset ad maritum dixit ei vir Dei venit ad me habens vultum angelicum terribilis nimis quem cum interrogassem quis esset et unde venisset et quo nomine vocaretur noluit mihi dicere

Judges 13 introduces Samson's miraculous birth, a pivotal moment in Israel's cycle of apostasy and deliverance. After forty years of Philistine oppression, an angel announces to a barren couple, Manoah and his wife, that they will have a son who will begin to rescue Israel. The angel provides specific instructions for the child's upbringing as a Nazirite, setting the stage for Samson's unique, yet ultimately tragic, role as a judge.

References· Judges 13

a: v.3 — Luke 1:13, Luke 1:11, Genesis 18:10, 2 Kings 4:16, Judges 13:8, Judges 6:11-12, Judges 2:1, Luke 1:28-38, 1 Samuel 1:20, Genesis 17:16
b: v.5 — Numbers 6:5, 1 Samuel 1:11, Numbers 6:2-3, 1 Chronicles 18:1, 1 Samuel 7:13, 2 Samuel 8:1
c: v.22 — Genesis 32:30, Deuteronomy 5:26, John 1:18, Exodus 33:20, John 5:37, Isaiah 6:5, Deuteronomy 4:38, Judges 6:22

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