Did delilah regret betraying samson

Timothy, a native of Lystra, was reared well, and both his mother and grandmother taught him the Scriptures from his infancy.  Thus Timothy’s open heart was ready to accept the gospel of Christ when Paul came through Lystra on his first or second missionary journey.  And it may well be that Timothy knew first-hand the great courage Paul showed when a stoning almost killed him at Lystra.

In any case, Timothy developed an undying respect for Paul and became a trusted friend and fellow minister.  In fact, Paul once wrote that there was no other fellow minister with whom he was so like-minded as Timothy.  Paul had such trust in the man that he felt no need to accompany him to difficult churches.  He sent Timothy with full confidence that the young minister would unravel the complex problems in a church and set things right.

Timothy went with Paul to Europe and helped establish the new church in Berea as Paul went on to Athens.  Timothy al