Uncut Hair and the Nazirite Vow for Women

[1ofthechosen]

Originally Posted by berkeley

Ignorant.

Either you have a reason for what your saying, and something that can disprove it, or your just once again parroting what I'm saying. It's alright I know you don't like me, or anything I stand for. That's alright I'm cool with that.

[1ofthechosen]

Originally Posted by Esaias

Like I said, you seem to have reading difficulties when it comes to my posts. Try again.

So you think the text is saying uncut hair plus a covering like you said back on page 8?

[Esaias]

Originally Posted by 1ofthechosen

So you think the text is saying uncut hair plus a covering like you said back on page 8?

The text is saying women are to wear a head covering, and that if not they should be shorn, which is a disgrace, just like praying uncovered is.

[1ofthechosen]

Originally Posted by Esaias

The text is saying women are to wear a head covering, and that if not they should be shorn, which is a disgrace, just like praying uncovered is.

I'll agree on that. Like I said back on page 8. You said some other things throughout that confused me. Like if she has hair to her belt but trims a 1/4 inch is her hair not long. (I know you didn't say exactly that, but in essence something like it.) So that was making me confused to what your really trying to shoot for.

[Costeon]

Here's what shorn is

[1ofthechosen]

Originally Posted by Costeon

Here's what shorn is

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Not .

I came across a website called the Long Care Community. They trim their hair. Do they, despite appearances, need to change their name to the Shorn Hair Community? The Cut-Off Hair Community?

Bro the word shorn can mean "to cut", "to cut off" even to shave in context of Acts 18:18. The word covers hair cutting altogether. But shaven is specific.

Look shorn in Webster

"sheared; sheared or shorn play \ˈshȯrn\; shearing
transitive verb
1 a : to cut off the hair from
b : to cut or clip (hair, wool, etc.) from someone or something; also : to cut something from shear a lawn
c chiefly Scotland : to reap with a sickle
d : to cut or trim with shears or a similar instrument
2 : to cut with something sharp
3 : to deprive of something as if by cutting
lives shorn of any hope —M. W. Browne
4 a : to subject to a shear force
b : to cause (something, such as a rock mass) to move along the plane of contact
intransitive verb
1 : to cut through something with or as if with a sharp instrument
2 chiefly Scotland : to reap crops with a sickle
3 : to become divided under the action of a shear"

Its the same way in Greek hence the CEV and GNT translations having it translated the way they do. It's any cut, long,short or shaven.

[berkeley]

Originally Posted by Esaias

BTW, I'm fixing to make fajitas.

[berkeley]

Originally Posted by 1ofthechosen

Either you have a reason for what your saying, and something that can disprove it, or your just once again parroting what I'm saying. It's alright I know you don't like me, or anything I stand for. That's alright I'm cool with that.

Parroting? Look up the definition. You don’t like me or my stand. Blah blah blah. You grossly butchered Hebrews to fit your agenda.

[Esaias]

Originally Posted by berkeley

Along with homemade ranch style beans and Hispanic-American rice. (Or is that Latino-American rice? I don't think we're supposed to say Mexican rice...?)

[Esaias]

Originally Posted by 1ofthechosen

I'll agree on that. Like I said back on page 8. You said some other things throughout that confused me. Like if she has hair to her belt but trims a 1/4 inch is her hair not long. (I know you didn't say exactly that, but in essence something like it.) So that was making me confused to what your really trying to shoot for.

I ask questions in order to clarify things. Sometimes I like to just split hairs.