Judges

Reid gives a summary of the contents of Judges as rebellion, repentance and restoration. He examines Judges 3 and 4, and the service of some of the judges. Reid shows that God works through our weaknesses but that Jesus is the one who is active, fighting on behalf of his people., Cassette label reads : "Reid Judges no. 2"

Reid explores the historical context around Samson, including the response of the Hebrews to Samson, and his lack of leadership. He examines Samson's birth and the nazarite vow. Reid shows that nazarites are supposed to stay away from death, and that death is an intruder into our world. He explores the symbolism of the restrictions of the nazarites., Cassette label reads : "Reid Samson"

Reid speaks on the selection of Samson's wife. He explores the different ways that Samson breaches his nazarite vows, including marrying a Philistine wife, touching a corpse to eat honey, and being associated with death. Reid shows that Samson is a fool, and how he erodes his standing before God. He examines the return of the sign of his devotion to God., Cassette label reads : "Reid Samson"