Did Paul let his hair grow long?

[LUKE2447]

People keep bringing up nazarite or samson as some how this makes 1 Cor 11 void. God uses distinction at times as a seperation from the norm or to mark one. The nazarite vow or any other type of vow in itself it sacred which in part goesbeyond the normal means. Hair in itself is not a sin but a natural God give distinction and honor before God. If God choose to use hair in a different way concerning some type of temporal consecration.... what's wrong with that?

[COOPER]

Originally Posted by LUKE2447

People keep bringing up nazarite or samson as some how this makes 1 Cor 11 void. God uses distinction at times as a seperation from the norm or to mark one. The nazarite vow or any other type of vow in itself it sacred which in part goesbeyond the normal means. Hair in itself is not a sin but a natural God give distinction and honor before God. If God choose to use hair in a different way concerning some type of temporal consecration.... what's wrong with that?

LONG hair is not a sin on a man preiod or the NAZERITE VOW IS OF SATAN!

[LUKE2447]

Originally Posted by COOPER

LONG hair is not a sin on a man preiod or the NAZERITE VOW IS OF SATAN!

Again your failing to see the point of the Nazarite vow! It was something out of the norm than just regular life. I think the nazarite vow shows even more the fact that hair does matter as it is a outward showing. Though God may use it in different ways to him it does mean something.

Hair in itself means nothing but for the divine purpose God uses it for. In regualr life hair means headship and authority. In a Nazarite vow things are different as one stands before God in a different position of consecration.

[COOPER]

Originally Posted by LUKE2447

Again your failing to see the point of the Nazarite vow! It was something out of the norm than just regular life. I think the nazarite vow shows even more the fact that hair does matter as it is a outward showing. Though God may use it in different ways to him it does mean something.

Hair in itself means nothing but for the divine purpose God uses it for. In regualr life hair means headship and authority. In a Nazarite vow things are different as one stands before God in a different position of consecration.

No, you do not get it. God can not accept a sin for a vow. Long hair on a man is not a sin.

It was not abnormal for Absalom to have his long hair.

It is not noted that Absaloms long hair was a shame to him, King David or God.

He did not have the Nazerite vow.

[TRFrance]

Originally Posted by LUKE2447

People keep bringing up nazarite or samson as some how this makes 1 Cor 11 void. God uses distinction at times as a seperation from the norm or to mark one. The nazarite vow or any other type of vow in itself it sacred which in part goesbeyond the normal means. Hair in itself is not a sin but a natural God give distinction and honor before God. If God choose to use hair in a different way concerning some type of temporal consecration.... what's wrong with that?

I think in the end, people just see what they want to see.

[LUKE2447]

Originally Posted by TRFrance

I think in the end, people just see what they want to see.

Isn't that the way it always is.