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Giudici 15:20

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Giudici 15:20 Meaning and Commentary

Judges 15:20

And he judged Israel in the days of the Philistines twenty
years.
] While they had the power over the Israelites, who were not entirely delivered out of their hands by Samson, he only began to deliver them, but did not completely do it; though he got many advantages over them, and wrought many salvations and deliverances, yet was not the author of perfect salvation, see ( Judges 13:5 ) however, he was a check upon the Philistines, and protected the Israelites from heavier oppressions, which otherwise they would have come under; and no doubt administered justice and judgment among them, and was an instrument of their reformation, and of preserving them from idolatry; for in such things the work of a judge chiefly lay: some from hence observe, that this shows the years of servitude and bondage are included in the years of the judges.

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Giudici 15:20 In-Context

18 Poi ebbe gran sete; e gridò al Signore, e disse: Tu hai messa questa gran vittoria in mano al tuo servo; ed ora ho io a morir di sete, e a cader nelle mani degl’incirconcisi?
19 Allora Iddio fendè un sasso concavo ch’era in Lehi; e d’esso uscì dell’acqua, onde Sansone bevve, ed egli tornò in vita; perciò pose nome a quel luogo En-haccore; la qual fonte è in Lehi, fino a questo giorno.
20 Ed egli giudicò Israele al tempo dei Filistei vent’anni.
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