SAMSON AND THE CONSEQUENCES OF A BROKEN VOW
The Cost of Breaking a Nazarite Covenant
Language: English - 34 pages
€13.93
Hope Springs Legacy Books
Synopsis
Samson: The Consequences of a Broken Vow explores the rise and fall of Israel’s strongest judge. Born with a covenant vow, Samson’s strength was tied to obedience. Yet compromise with Delilah led to betrayal, captivity, and humiliation. His final prayer in the prison reveals that even broken vows can find mercy in God’s covenant. This devotional narrative guides families through consecration, temptation, repentance, and restoration, teaching that legacy is preserved not by strength alone but by covenant faithfulness.
About Br. Joseph O. Hongo
Author Bio
Br. Joseph Odongo Hongo is a visionary author, spiritual guide, and legacy builder whose life’s work blends compassion, faith, and practical wisdom. With over 25 years of service at a UK Sponsored Charitable Children’s Institution, he has dedicated himself to nurturing resilience, healing trauma, and shaping futures with hope.
Joseph is the founder of the KOST Alumni and Staff Members Association and leads Hope Springs Legacy Books, a multilingual publishing and digital outreach initiative reaching global audiences through books, devotionals, and social media ministry. His TikTok channel has inspired millions with motivational and educative content, celebrating milestones as communal victories.
As an expert in trauma informed care, faith rooted parenting, and cross cultural publishing, Joseph crafts resources that empower families, churches, and communities to embrace reconciliation and generational healing. Through the Purposeful Spiritual Awakening Series, he continues
Product specifications
| Binding | Paperback |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Publishing date | Tuesday, 10 February 2026 |
| Edition | 3 |
| Pagecount | 34 |
| Interior color | Black/white |
| Size | 155 x 235 mm |
| Publisher | Hope Springs Legacy Books |
| Author | Br. Joseph O. Hongo |
| Category | Religion and spirituality > Christianity |