Judges 16:7 records Samson's first deceptive answer — here Delilah confronts him about that lie.

In Judges 16:13, Delilah repeats the same accusation — 'you have mocked me and told me lies' — continuing the pattern of deception.

In Judges 16:15-17, Delilah escalates her emotional manipulation, leading Samson to finally reveal his secret — the climax of this deception.

Ezekiel 33:31 describes people who show love with their mouth but pursue gain — exactly Delilah's motive for deceiving Samson.

Luke 22:48 shows Judas betraying Jesus with a kiss — a parallel to Delilah's betrayal through feigned affection and words of love.

Proverbs 23:7 describes a person whose heart is not with you despite pleasant words — mirroring Delilah's feigned love for Samson.

Proverbs 24:28 commands not to deceive with your lips — a general wisdom principle that Delilah violates by lying to Samson.