Season 3 Episode 6: A Love Story from the Bible- SAMSON & DELILAH

<p><strong>SEASON 3</strong></p> <p><strong>EPISODE 6</strong></p> <p><strong>1375-1300 BC</strong></p> <p><em><strong>Samson and Delilah's Shocking Love Story</strong></em></p> <p><em><strong>From the Book of Judges in the Bible</strong></em></p> <p>Hello everyone. Your host Sidney St. James with you today. I had been "clicking" up a storm on my novel No. 51, a murder mystery called <a href="http://prairieedgemuseum.org/"><strong>"Murder in the Prairie Edge Museum,"</strong></a> when suddenly, a thought hit me. I don't understand why this occurs, but I was way up in the present day in my hometown murder mystery when I thought of another loving relationship from way back in 1350 BC. I know… how in the world could a romance mystery novel written in 2022 have anything to do with a romance so far back in Biblical Times. Right? Well, I think of all sorts of romances when writing a book and the one I wish to talk to you today about is a duzzy. And you think Judas was an awful betrayest. You've got another thing coming today.</p> <p>In my first episode of Season 3, I mention that most of my novels have some sort of input from the Bible. Maybe it's only a prayer, dream, or thought before pulling a trigger, but there's always something. Oh, and yes, even Satan and Archangel solving a disagreement in my Storm Lord Trilogy Series. So, when I finish the novel, you will see something in <a href="http://prairieedgemuseum.org/"><strong>"Murder in the Prairie Edge Museum,"</strong></a><strong> </strong>scheduled for release in the Fall of this year, that brings out a specific scene from something from the Bible.</p> <p>My story comes today from taking my infamous time machine back… way back to the 1300s before the birth of Jesus Christ. I've never gone so far back before, but I think I'm ready for the test.</p> <p><em><strong>(TICKLE. TICKLE. TICKLE)</strong></em></p> <p>We have stopped. The sun rises on the Book of Judges, which can be difficult to understand sometimes about how Righteousness in a World Without Rights or Wrong