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1. I sat by the stream wondering how far I could throw a stout oak tree when I heard footsteps behind me. #RealScript 2. I hear you’ve been looking for me. It was HER! #RealScript 3. She looked even more breathtaking in person. By the gods! #RealScript 4. I warn you Samson, I am not some trophy to be won or some whore to warm your bed. #RealScript 5. That is not my only intent. I responded. #RealScript 6. So, you do want a whore to warm your bed. She smiled. #RealScript 7. No whore. Just you. You have occupied my thoughts as no other woman has. #RealScript 8. And when you are tired of bedding me, will you not cast me aside? #RealScript 9. I want more than just to have you in my bed. I want to know you as no man has. #RealScript 10. You ask a hard thing, Samson ben Manoah. Let us see where this journey takes us. I am yours as you are mine. #RealScript 11. I am yours as you are mine. #RealScript 12. And with those 7 words,     I AM YOURS AS YOU ARE MINE, our union was consummated. #RealScript 13. The months after that were like the days of Adam in the Garden of Eden. #RealScript 14. I knew the law of Moses given by YAHWEH HIMSELF forbade us from being ‘unequally yoked’ but I couldn’t resist. #RealScript 15. Have you ever been there? Knowing that what you were doing was wrong, but you couldn’t help it? #RealScript 16. I know you’re all Mr and Ms. Holy and you act like you don’t have any sin. You know the truth. HE knows. #RealScript 17. YAHWEH may seem full of laws, but He is first full of love. I learned that too late. #RealScript 18. We must follow His laws, not from fear of Him, but for love of Him. #RealScript 19. I should have asked for His help, for He was closer to me than my next breath. #RealScript 20. Delilah was everything to me and gave me the greatest gift of all, PEACE! #RealScript 21. I didn’t have to be the Judge of Israel with her, I could be me. #RealScript 22. I didn’t have to be who I wasn’t with her. She accepted me for who I was or so I thought. #RealScript 23. She wanted nothing from me. She enjoyed hearing the tales from my battles and skirmishes. #RealScript 24. I would come home after a well worn day and fall asleep on her laps and she would caress my 7 braids of hair. #RealScript 25. But soon, the questions came. Innocuous, at first. Then frequently #RealScript 26. After reliving my tale of victory over the Philistines with the jaw bone of an ass, she asked. #RealScript 27. Tell me something no one knows of you. Like the secret of your great strength. How can you be bound? #RealScript 28. Leave that be, woman and come dance for me. #RealScript 29. You don’t trust me. Even worse, you do not love me. How can there be secrets between us? #RealScript 30. By Aaron’s budded staff! Leave this matter be. #RealScript 31. Why won’t you let me in? I share your bed, I share your home and you won’t let me share in your secret. #RealScript 32. I looked at Delilah. Inconsolable. I remembered the words of my mother.  #RealScript 33. You are a Nazarite. Set apart for YAHWEH’s use. You’re called. Chosen. His own.  #RealScript 34. Your hair and strength are a sign of His covenant. Tell no one of this. #RealScript 35. I’m torn. I love Delilah, but my Nazarene vow to YAHWEH is Holy. #RealScript 36. YAHWEH says no, my heart says yes. How come He stands against what I often want? #RealScript 37. We haven’t spoken in days. Delilah’s weeping in the corner. Each sob is like a dagger in my heart. #RealScript 38.  The path I would choose would inevitably change my life forever. #RealScri 39. Delilah. There’s something you should know. #RealScript pt 40. #RealScript   Steve Harris is a motivational speaker and chief executive officer of EdgeEcution (pronounced Edge – E- Cution), a management consulting firm that assists clients in gaining competitive edge by enhancing the performance of its people through consulting and training interventions. Learn more at www.iamsteveharris.com, and follow him on Twitter @iamsteveharris
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This article was first published on 8th January 2014

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