Samson Prayed 'Lord Remember Me'.
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When people are asked about Samson, they respond that he had tremendous strength, long hair, Delilah and a really bad haircut! No one mentions the prayer of Samson. The prayer of Samson has been described as a ‘sad pitiful end to a tragic life’. 'The book Lord Remember Me - A Fresh Look at the Life of Samson', examines the misconceptions and lack of understanding about his life as recorded in Judges 13–16, and the far reaching impact his life has for today through the Prayer of Samson.
The Prayer of Samson
The book examines the misconceptions about Samson such as the origin of his name, that he looked strong and that he broke the vow numerous times before Delilah. The Nazirite vow is also examined since Samson is the only person named in God’s Word as a Nazirite! Samson made the roll call of the faithful in Hebrews 11. There are very fascinating parallels between Samson, Samuel and John the Baptist. The current issues addressed through Samson’s life include the importance of a strong and vibrant prayer life, the sanctity of life with the preborn, being set apart by God, the work of the Spirit of the Lord in our lives, unconditional lust instead of love, taking our relationship with the Lord for granted and seeking what God desires. Lord remember me is identified with the thief on the cross and there are incredible parallels. Both experienced God's forgiveness, grace and power. Have you?
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