In which the Levite took for himself a concubine, and she is subsequently men of the city of Gibeah violate her. She subsequently dies. The Levite and the concubine's father are complicit in her rape and death.

In which we study the sin of idolatry involving Micah, the Levite, and the Danites.

In the Church, Prioritize the Peace of Christ, Prioritize Gratitude to Christ, Prioritize the Word of Christ, and Prioritize the Reputation of Christ.

As Christ's special people, we are to put on Christlike characteristics. The greatest of these characteristics is love.

Mortification of sinful desires and sinful actions is a lifelong endeavor for the Christian. God, through the work of Christ and the Holy Spirit's indwelling, empower us to put sin to death.

Through Samson, God destroys the Philistines.

One of the implications of the supremacy of Christ in the life of the believer is actively putting sinful desires to death.

In this chapter, Samson's lust continues to draw him into conflict with the Philistines. He visits a prostitute and then begins his relationship with Delilah, a Philistine. The consequences of his actions place him in captivity to the Philistines.

The antidote to carnal Christianity is to live in light of and be empowered by the work of Christ.

In this chapter, God uses Samson's desire for a Philistine woman, which violated God's command and his Nazarite vow, to bring judgment on the Philistines.