Samsonwentand caughtthreehundredfoxes,and tooktorches,and turned[the foxes] tailto tailand putonetorchin the middlebetweentwotails.
Therefore he saidto his servants,"See,Joab'sfieldis nextto mine, and he has barleythere;goand setit on fire."So Absalom'sservantssetthe fieldon fire.
They will be deliveredoverto the powerof the sword;They will be a preyfor foxes.
Like a madmanwho throwsFirebrands,arrowsand death,
"Catchthe foxesfor us, The littlefoxesthat are ruiningthe vineyards,While our vineyardsare in blossom."
and sayto him, 'Takecareand be calm,havenofearand do not be faintheartedbecauseof thesetwostubsof smolderingfirebrands,on account of the fierceangerof Rezinand Aramand the sonof Remaliah.
Becauseof MountZionwhichliesdesolate,Foxesprowlin it.
Samsonthen saidto them, "ThistimeI shall be blamelessin regardto the PhilistineswhenI dothem harm."
When he had setfireto the torches,he releasedthe foxes into the standinggrainof the Philistines,thus burningup boththe shocksand the standinggrain,alongwith the vineyards[and] groves.
