DELILAH — The Woman Who Chose Deception Over Truth
- Shaun

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Bible Setting: Judges 16
Delilah lived during the time when the Philistines and the Israelites were enemies. She is best known for her relationship with Samson, the strongest man in Israel. Samson cared deeply for Delilah, but the Philistine leaders saw an opportunity. They offered Delilah a large amount of money if she could discover the secret of Samson’s strength.
Delilah agreed. Day after day, she asked Samson where his strength came from. At first, Samson tricked her with false answers. But Delilah kept pressing, pretending to care while secretly planning to betray him. Finally, Samson told her the truth—that his hair had never been cut because he was set apart for God.
As soon as Samson fell asleep, Delilah called in the Philistines, who cut his hair and captured him. Delilah’s actions didn’t show love—they showed how dangerous deception and selfishness can be.
Delilah teaches kids that trust is important, and it should never be used to hurt someone. She also shows that choosing money, popularity, or pressure from others over what is right leads to harm. Her story is a warning about being honest, loyal, and careful with other people’s hearts.
In The Good Fight card game, Delilah represents temptation and betrayal. When kids encounter her card, they learn that true strength isn’t just physical—it’s choosing honesty, keeping promises, and protecting the people who trust us.







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