This article concerns itself with the hypothesis that wants to connect the biblical judge Samson (Judges 16) in one way or another with the Greek Hercules.

The function of symbolism in Old Testament narrative is treated in this article in the case of Samson killing of a lion (Judges 14). Emmrich argues that it has greater significance than to authenticate Samson's calling as judge or to provide a demonstration of Samson’s strength. Literary and thematic parallels between Judges 14:5-6, 8, and Judges 15:14-19 are examined. 

This article looks at the life of Samson as described in Judges 13-16. The author shows how God's has mercy on weak people, pointing to the reality that we are dependent on God's grace. God uses broken vessels for His glory.

This article on Judges 13-Judges 16 is an introduction to and discussion of the message of Samson.