Bible Discovery TV - The Daily Show (2024)
The Nazirite Vow; Judges 14-17
Season 3, Episode 5
•
07-Mar-2024
"The Nazirite vow was an important vow made to the God of heaven and earth. This is important to remember when we consider that Samson, born from his mother’s womb as a Nazirite, and the fact that his strength came from never cutting the hair on his head. The book of Judges tells us that Samson allowed himself to fall in love with a Philistine woman, and that God had called him to rid Israel from their clutches. Then Samson killed a lion when it came out roaring after him, and the book of Judges tells its readers that the Holy Spirit came on him. There are questions that come up when we think about this: Why did the Holy Spirit come
on Samson? Was it to kill the lion or to give him the power to scare it away? Samson was an over-the-top kind of man. Sometimes we can take things too far, even when we are called to do something.
We are a family-run international ministry with television, print and online programs designed to guide you through the Bible in one year.
From social issues and apologetics to theology, history and science, our mission is to educate, edify and encourage the believer to actively engage with God’s Word in all ways."
Up Next in March 2024
-
The Tribe of Dan; Judges 18-21
"Judges chapter 18 continues to reveal just how deep Israel had fallen into sin and evil. They knew who God was, they knew some of His laws, but they applied them however they wanted. Even the tribe of the Levites who had been charged with maintaining proper worship of God had become wayward, ser...
-
God's Place; 1 Samuel 5-8
"The Philistines were known enemies of Israel. They likely originated from Greece and made their temporary home in Canaan. For reference, we call that area the Gaza strip today. In ancient times however, Israel was called to rid the nation of those invaders under the leadership of Samuel, the las...
-
God Shows His Power; 1 Samuel 9-12
"Fourteen judges were called and sent by God to deliver Israel from bondage and lead them in the right ways. Samuel was the last of these judges. They led Israel at a time when there was no king. When Samuel was old and gray, God told him to anoint a new leader over Israel. But Israel desired a k...
