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Isaiah 49.1 is not talking about Samson . It is even allegorical, and not even talking about a person.Samson? You want to cite Samson, the suicide attacker, as a model of morality?
Let's look at it in context.
1Hearken, you islands, to me, and listen closely, you nations, from afar; the Lord called me from the womb, from the innards of my mother He mentioned my name. |
2And He made my mouth like a sharp sword, He concealed me in the shadow of His hand; and He made me into a polished arrow, He hid me in His quiver. |
3And He said to me, "You are My servant, Israel, about whom I will boast." |
As we can see, if we look at it in c ontext, the 'called me from the womb' entity is identified, as the nation of Israel.
This shows that the author of the 'righter report' is , well, very uneducated.