Nazirite

Now, another person who had the Spirit of God at the time of birth and even before was Samson.

Samson was a Nazarite and his parents were told that your son's going to be a Nazarite.

Don't give him any alcohol.

He had all kinds of rules on his hair, bro.

All kinds of things he was supposed to do as a Nazarite because God planned to work through him to deliver his people.

However, Samson, unlike David, he didn't choose to walk by the Spirit.

And because he did all kinds of stuff, whatever he thought that he wanted to do, and he really particularly had a weakness for a lot of foreign and strange women.

Oh, yes.

Rise and you know, kill me prophet Why you don't kill those standing on your public? No, you use them to stir the minds of the youth And as they preach, the youth sees from now in the truth But this is the truth above all circumstances I see how you constantly building churches But are you church? Defend the slackness as usual Rastan, no mix up with homo, brazilian Dress up some news disciples wear all black And some wear the ain't set on blaze I know him as the Nazarite, the offspring of King David, not condense the last year idiot.

Hey, you don't say that my things are from the Bible Things kinda know you're a monster, so it's against slavery against my people I wrote a few psalms so that you could not fuck me You have the knowledge now, don't perceive From start to finish, I have to outline the fact It's not Sunday, it's not day with me Hold this up and praise Jesus He's the emperor, so I'll say I'm your king I'm leaving for the sea and the pool, hungry in the shelter, less sleeping on the floor.

I'm keeping elegance and more.

And then we need to note the difference between the two.

Numbers chapter 6, verses 2 through 8, speaking to the children of Israel and saying to them, when either man or woman shall separate themselves to vow a vow of a Nazarite, Nazarite simply means to be consecrated or to be devoted to something, right? So I'm going to completely devote myself to the Lord, to separate themselves unto the Lord.

He shall separate himself from wine and strong drink and shall drink no vinegar of wine or vinegar of strong drink.

Neither shall he drink any liquor of grapes, nor eat moist grapes or dried all the days of the separation.

Interesting.

You think about the monastic movement of the Middle Ages where, listen, I'm going to dedicate and I'm going to serve myself.

The monastic movement of the Middle Ages was sort of a Nazarite.

It's like, I'm going to take sabbatical from life and I'm going to separate myself temporarily.

Worse

yet, he was a Nazirite.

And touching a carcass violated the laws of the Nazarite.

Right.

It shows how careless Samson was about his own – You see, he didn't tell his folks.

He knew it was wrong, so he didn't tell his folks.

But what he did is he wanted the honey, and so he ignored the laws of being a Nazirite.

I think this kind of shows us that though God was using Samson, and we see all the ways...

He says he drank no wine or strong drink, nor did he eat flesh.

No razor went upon his head, right? He was like a Nazarite.

He was like a new Samson.

He says he was allowed to enter the sanctuary, and he wore linen, kind of like a priest, and he was often found in the temple and he would enter alone and would kneel and pray for the forgiveness of the people.

And it says he was kneeling and praying for the forgiveness of the people so often that his knees grew hard like a camel's because of his constant worship of God, kneeling and asking forgiveness of the people.

And from his excessive righteousness, he was called the just and oblias, like a strong defensive wall.

And that by doing this, was able to win over and convert many in Jerusalem who weren't able to listen to St. Paul's message because Paul is trying to do mission work for the Gentiles who who don't need to worry about Nazarite vows or about not eating meat or not eating pork or things like that, about purity.

And James agrees with that.