Samson went down to Timnah, and saw a woman in Timnah of the daughters of the Philistines.
That's an interesting, I imagine, colloquial kind of a phrase in those days calling your wife a heifer. "You'd haven't been plowing my heifer, you'd never known." And he got upset. And he went down to Ashkelon, one of the Philistine cities along the coast of the Mediterranean. Got a hold of thirty Philistines, cracked their skulls, took their shirts and their clothes, came back and paid off his debt and went home. After he cooled down he came back to see his wife and that's where the next problem began.We'll get into that in our next week study as we move along with Samson. Interesting character. I have a lot I want to share with you about Samson but we'll wait until we get the full story next week and then we'll draw some interesting observations and analogies from Samson. "