
06-14-2007, 04:21 PM
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Getting to know Jesus
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Originally Posted by BrotherEastman
Samson was a nazarite from what I understand. A jewish boy will have his head shaved at his Bar-mizvah when he turns 13. A Nazarite would not shave his head if he had a nazarite vow. The story of Samson was that he was not to have a razor to his head, not that he wasn't allowed to cut his hair with shears, there is a difference between allowing a razor to come to your hair, and allowing shears (or scissors) to come to your hair. I hope this helps. see Judges 13:5 It says razor, not shears according to the custom of the Jewish Nazarite vow.
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Originally Posted by HeavenlyOne
Just came upon this post and had to chuckle.
You are using the same argument about Samson possibly having his hair cut that I do for women not being told they cannot cut theirs.
Consider the same language and wording you have above that is also used in 1 Cor 11. There is not a single verse that says women cannot cut their hair, only that (the implication is) she shouldn't have her HEAD shorn or shaven.
There is no scripture that says a woman cannot take shears to her hair, but it would be difficult getting shorn or shaven without a razor being involved.
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Well, there ya go!
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