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Originally Posted by Piano_hero
Guilty ? too ? "too" sounds as though you think Sampson is "guilty" of suicide .can you be "guilty" of feeding teh poor? Jesus' case is more of an "assisted suicide" where he didnt directly cause his own death in the manner that Sampson did, but that he willingly allowed others to kill him when he coudlve prevented it .
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Samson didn't cause his own death. Samson prayed to God for the return of his strength one last time.
Samson could not have pushed the towers over without God granting him his strength. God approved
and granted Samson his strength. But by doing so, Samson took responsibility for revealing the source
of his strength but was asking for judgment on those that took advantage of his weakness. Since God
gave Samson the strength to push the towers over, any argument about this is against God and not
Samson.