Samson - The tragedy of man and the triumph of God
God's Story Seen in the Life and Death of Samson
Classes
Class 1: Andrew Hynes - Samson - Class 1
The class explores the story of Samson from Judges, focusing on his birth and calling as a Nazirite. It emphasizes the symbolic significance of Samson as a type of Christ and the broader themes of God's purpose and human failings.
Class 2: Andrew Hynes - Samson - Class 2
The class explores Samson's encounter with a Philistine woman, highlighting the dangers of aligning with enemies of God and the consequences of yielding to temptation. It emphasizes the symbolism of Samson as a Nazarite and the vineyard, representing the struggle against sin and the promise of eternal life through Christ's sacrifice.
Class 3: Andrew Hynes - Samson - Class 3
The class explores the life of Samson, focusing on his interactions with the Philistines and his personal struggles. It highlights Samson's role as a type of Christ, emphasizing the themes of sacrifice, overcoming temptation, and the importance of the ecclesia.
Class 4: Andrew Hynes - Samson - Class 4
The class explores Samson's life, focusing on his actions in Gaza and his relationship with Delilah, illustrating the contrast between human weakness and divine strength. It emphasizes God's promise to Abraham and the theme of deliverance from enemies, both literal and metaphorical.
Class 5: Andrew Hynes - Samson - Exhortation
The class focuses on the story of Samson from Judges, emphasizing his fall and eventual repentance. It highlights the themes of shame, humility, and the importance of returning to God despite past failures.