Judges 13:10 Meaning and Explanation
“And the woman made haste, and ran, and shewed her husband, and said unto him, Behold, the man hath appeared unto me, that came unto me the other day.”
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Read Full Chapter →The woman hurries to bring her husband the news that the man has appeared to her again.
What Does Judges 13:10 Mean?
The woman's joy is unmistakable: she 'made haste, and ran' to tell Manoah. She does not keep the visitation to herself but draws her husband into it at once, eager that he share in the answered prayer. Her running is the movement of glad obedience.
There is beauty in her instinct to include him. The promise was given to her, but she will not hoard it; she runs so that her husband may meet the messenger too. Good news of God is made to be shared, and the gladness that runs to gather others into the joy is itself a small picture of the gospel impulse that cannot stay silent.
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What does Judges 13:10 mean?
The woman hurries to bring her husband the news that the man has appeared to her again.