And Delilah said unto Samson, Behold, thou hast mocked me, and told me lies: now tell me, I pray thee, wherewith thou mightest be bound.
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Verse 10 is found in chapter 16 of Judges. Delilah insists again, and Samson continues playing with her through false answers. Eventually the narrative moves toward the point where she binds his hair and attempts to neutralize him. The repetition shows that Samson recognizes the danger but continues approaching it. The problem is not lack of knowledge but a growing inability to distance himself from what threatens his consecration.
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Da sprach Delila zu Simson: Siehe, du hast mich getäuscht und mir gelogen; nun, so sage mir doch, womit kann man dich binden?
Entonces Dalila dijo a Samsón: He aquí tú me has engañado, y me has dicho mentiras: descúbreme pues ahora, yo te ruego, cómo podrás ser atado.
Dalila le dijo a Sansón: «Te has burlado de mí y me has dicho mentiras. Ahora dime, por favor, con qué podrías ser atado».
Delila dit à Samson: Voici, tu t'es joué de moi, tu m'as dit des mensonges. Maintenant, je te prie, indique-moi avec quoi il faut te lier.
E Delila disse a Sansone: Ecco, tu mi hai beffata, e mi hai dette delle bugie; ora dunque, dichiarami, ti prego, con che tu potresti esser legato.
Então disse Dalila a Sansão: Eis que zombaste de mim, e me disseste mentiras; ora declara-me agora com que poderias ser amarrado.
大利拉 對 參孫 說:「看哪,你欺騙我,對我說謊。現在請你告訴我,要用甚麼方法才能捆綁你。」
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