He then gave God the praise for his deliverance, and offered an earnest prayer for relief from his present suffering. The Lord hearkened to his petition and opened for him a spring of water. In token of his gratitude Samson called the name of the place En-hakkore, or “the well of him that cried” (The Signs of the Times, October 6, 1881). {2BC 1006.8}

Han begyndte da at prise Gud for hans udfrielse, og sendte en alvorlig bøn om lindring fra hans nuværende lidelse. (1007) Herren lyttede til hans bøn og åbnede et vandudspring for ham. Som tegn på hans taknemmelighed kaldte Samson En-hakkore-stedet ved navn, eller ”den hans kilde som råbte" (ST 6. okt., 1881).