The meaning of sansón for some means radiant sun, similar to the sun, for others strength or robust.

The truth is that before an angel was born he appeared to his mother who was sterile, and told him that he would have a special child, therefore he should have a life according to certain norms according to the will of God, because his birth would have a purpose. One of the conditions was that she should never cut her hair or she would lose the natural powers that would be granted her.

Samson and his family lived very close to the Philistines and we all know that he was able to fight and kill a lion with only his hands, his strength over natural made him perform many feats for what everyone feared. He spent time and met Dalila, who repeatedly tried to discover the secret of the great strength of Samson, and as he was in love with her, he told her the truth and confessed that he had never cut his hair since his birth and that He owed his strength.

Samson, trusting in the woman who would betray him, slept soundly in her skirts and at that moment Dalila let in a Philistine who cut her hair, she did not want Samson, she only wanted the money she would be paid for having obtained the confession of Samson. When he woke up he no longer had strength and that's why he was caught very easily.
Unfortunately, the Philistines who were enemies of Samson took out his eyes and took him away as a slave to do very hard work and thus humiliate him.

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Soon they had a big party in Gaza where there were more than three thousand people, they took Samson out to make fun of the assistants, they did not count on his hair had already grown, for this he begged God to give him one last time His strength and so God did, I hear your prayer. Once Samson regained his strength he took the two central columns of the temple building and destroyed the columns, killing thousands of bad people and being buried with them.

And the princes of the Philistines assembled to offer a great sacrifice to their god Dagon, and to rejoice, for they said:
Our god has delivered our enemy Samson in our hands.
And when the people saw it, they praised their god, for they said:
Our god has delivered our enemy into our hands,
he who was ravaging our land,
and multiplied our dead.

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And it came to pass that when they were glad [aa], they said: Call Samson to entertain us. So they called Samson from prison, and he entertained them [ab]. And they put him standing between the columns. Then Samson said to the boy who held him by the hand: Let me feel the columns on which the building [ac] rests, to lean on them. And the building was full of men and women, and all the princes of the Philistines were there. And on the roof there were about three thousand men and women watching while Samson amused them.
Samson invoked the Lord and said: Lord God [ad], I pray you remember me, and I beg you to give me strength only this time, O God, to avenge me now on the Philistines by my two eyes. And Samson seized the two middle columns on which the building rested and leaned against them, with his right hand on one and with his left hand on the other. And Samson said: Let me die with the Philistines! And he bowed with all his strength and the building collapsed on the princes and on all the people who were in it. So the [ae] that he killed when he died were more than those he had killed during his life. Then his brothers and all his father's house came down and, taking him, they took him away and buried him between Zora and Estaol in the tomb of Manoah.