- In the
Hebrew Bible, a
****rite or a
nazarite (Hebrew: נָזִיר Nāzīr) is an
Israelite (i.e. Jewish) man or
woman who
voluntarily took a vow
which is described...
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chapter of the Book of
Judges in the
Hebrew Bible. She is
loved by Samson, a
****rite who
possesses great strength and
serves as the
final Judge of Israel. Delilah...
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wrongs committed, the wife
accused of
unfaithfulness (סוטה, sotah), the
****rite, the
Priestly Blessing, and
consecration of the Tabernacle. Naso has the...
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vowed that if she were
granted a child, she
would dedicate him to God as a
****rite. Eli, who was
sitting at the foot of the
doorpost in the
sanctuary at Shiloh...
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laughter in this world". At the same time, he was one of
those describing the
****rite as a
sinner for
abstaining from wine. His
ascetic practices were not inspired...
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Harold Lamb, also
drawing from
Vladimir Jabotinsky's 1927
novel Samson the
****rite. Upon its release, the film was
praised for its
Technicolor cinematography...
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David Cohen (1887–8
August 1972) (also
known as "Rav Ha-****r," the
****rite Rabbi) was a rabbi, talmudist, philosopher, kabbalist, and a
disciple of Rabbi...
- free dictionary. ****r or
Nazeer may
refer to: ****r (title) ****r (name)
****rite, in the
Hebrew Bible, one who took the
ascetic vow
described in Numbers...
- form of
extreme strength. The
biblical account states that
Samson was a
****rite and that he was
given immense strength to aid him
against his
enemies and...
- Temple,
about two
thousand years ago,
taking ****rite vows was a
common feature of the religion.
****rite Jews (in Hebrew: נזיר)
abstained from
grape products...
