The name "Nazirite" means: One Singled Out; Dedicated ,Separated One.
These were people who performed a special service to God, and there were two classes of Nazirites, with different requirements:
-Those who volunteered for a specified period of time, and
-Those who were chosen by God himself,even before birth, for a lifetime of service (such as Sampson, Samuel and John the Baptizer).
For those who volunteered, there were three requirements (besides faithfulness to God's commands in general):
1) They were to drink no liquor, or eat any product of the grapevine, including fresh, fermented, or vinegar
(2) They were not to cut their hair
(3) They were not to touch a dead body, no matter who or what it was.
(Numbers 6:1-8).
For those who were chosen by God even before their birth, the requirements were often more specific. For instance, Sampson could not drink alcohol or cut his hair, but he could touch dead bodies.
(Intersting side point: The Hebrew word na‧zir′ was also used in regard to the "unpruned" vines (Leviticus 25:5, 11).
Revelations.
Almost all of the good people that is talked about in the bible and followed God prayed
Genesis, beginning in chapter 29.
The first chapter of the book of First Samuel.
They are talked about over 27 times
The Bible only mentions 3 at most, though there were probably others less notable - Samson, Samuel the Prophet, and the Apostle Paul. It is also spelled 'Nazarite.'
Priests are talked about 861 times in the Bible.
The person who talked and preached the most about Jesu in the bible is Paul.
No. Pegasus, from Greek Mythology, is not mentioned in the Bible.
Revelations.
No. The word "coconut" does not appear anywhere in the KJV bible.
Almost all of the good people that is talked about in the bible and followed God prayed
jesus
If you mean the Mohammed of Islam, the answer is no where.
It simply does not speak to opiates (opium...).
Adam, Eve, God, Satan, and more, are all talked about in Genisis. I hope this helped! :)
Everyone in the Bible talked about the truth, because the all of the Bible is inspired by God. "All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness." (2 Timothy 3:16)