1. What is the meaning of Judges 15:3?

2. How does Judges 15:3 demonstrate God's justice through Samson's actions?

3. What can we learn about righteous anger from Samson in Judges 15:3?

4. How does Samson's response in Judges 15:3 connect to Romans 12:19?

5. How should Christians respond when wronged, according to Judges 15:3?

6. What does Judges 15:3 teach about seeking God's guidance before acting?

7. What does Judges 15:3 reveal about Samson's character and motivations?

8. How does Judges 15:3 fit into the broader narrative of Samson's life?

9. What historical context is necessary to understand Judges 15:3?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Judges 15?

11. How do these supernatural elements in Judges 15 align or conflict with other biblical passages or historical sources describing similar events?

12. In Judges 16:1-3, how could Samson realistically carry away an entire city gate on his shoulders?

13. In Judges 15:4, how could Samson realistically capture 300 foxes and tie torches to their tails without them escaping or injuring him?

14. What was the source of Samson's strength?1. How does Samson's declaration of being "blameless" reflect his understanding of justice, and how does this compare to biblical teachings on justice and vengeance?

2. In what ways can personal vendettas impact our relationships with others and our relationship with God?

3. How does the account of Samson illustrate the concept of God using flawed individuals to accomplish His purposes?

4. What lessons can we learn from Samson's life about the importance of keeping our commitments to God?

5. How can we rely on the Holy Spirit's empowerment in our daily lives to fulfill God's purposes, as Samson was empowered for his tasks?1. How does Samson's reaction to his wife's betrayal reveal his character?

2. Compare and contrast the actions of the Philistines and the men of Judah. What does this tell you about their fear and their faith?

3. Samson managed to kill 1,000 men with a donkey's jawbone. What does this event suggest about the source of true power?

4. Why did Samson cry out to God after his victory over the Philistines? How does this show his dependence on God?

5. In what ways does God's provision of water for Samson demonstrate His care for His people?

6. How do you interpret the cycle of retribution present in this chapter? What does it reveal about the consequences of actions?

7. How would you apply the lessons from Samson's story to your life when faced with betrayal or injustice?

8. How does God's intervention in Samson's life encourage you in your personal journey?

9. How can we reconcile Samson's violent actions with his role as a judge of Israel?

10. How does Judges 15 challenge or confirm your understanding of God's character and His ways?

11. How would you handle a situation where you are wronged, similar to Samson's betrayal by his wife?

12. What does this chapter teach us about the consequences of anger and the desire for revenge?

13. How can we find strength in our faith during times of great trial as Samson did?

14. How would you respond if you were in the position of the men of Judah, caught between fear of the Philistines and loyalty to a fellow Israelite?

15. In what ways does Samson's journey reflect the larger story of the Israelites during this period?

16. What do Samson's actions reveal about his understanding of his divine calling?

17. How does God's provision of water from a rock reflect on His ability to provide for us in our current circumstances?

18. How does the story of Samson's supernatural strength encourage you in your own struggles?

19. In what ways can we see God's mercy in the midst of Samson's violent confrontations?

20. How does the narrative of Samson inform your understanding of God's involvement in the struggles of His people, and how can we apply this to our lives today?

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