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Posted by Daddy Raptor (Member # 6975) on
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I have heard people refer to Jesus as a Nazirite. However, He was a Nazarene (from Nazareth), not a Nazirite. A Nazirite could not come into contact with a dead body. Jesus came into contact with and touched dead bodies and, they were all raised from the dead!
At the end of the time of the vow a Nazirite would shave his head. If Jesus was a Nazirite he would come more near being bald than having long hair!
Posted by Carol Swenson (Member # 6929) on
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Hi Daddy Raptor,
Was John the Baptist a Nazirite? One of the ones who was a Nazirite for his whole life?
Posted by phillip tidwell (Member # 6966) on
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According to what I'm seeing John the Baptist was a Nazarite based on Luke 1:15. Although not shown as a reference in my concordance, I would think Luke 1:44 is at least equal evidence he was consecrated.
Posted by Daddy Raptor (Member # 6975) on
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Hey Carol,
I belive that John the Baptist, like Samson and Samuel, was one of the few perpetual Nazirites, Num. 6:1-23.
Posted by jimbarn (Member # 7053) on
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Just wondering,If John was a Nazirite,would that prevent him from taking part in the Passover?
A Nazirite could not drink wine or touch anything from the vine.
Barney
Posted by Daddy Raptor (Member # 6975) on
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Well, I guess it would prevent him from the meal at that. But then, I get the impression that he was not the sociable type anyhow. Not to mention that he was on some kind of health food kick eating bugs with a honey coating! Oy Vay!
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