Numbers 6:2-4

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2 H1696 Speak H1121 unto the children H3478 of Israel, H559 and say H376 unto them, When either man H802 or woman H6381 shall make H5087 a special vow, H5088 the vow H5139 of a Nazirite, H5144 to separate H3068 himself unto Jehovah,

3 H5144 he shall separate H3196 himself from wine H7941 and strong drink; H8354 he shall drink H2558 no vinegar H3196 of wine, H2558 or vinegar H7941 of strong drink, H8354 neither shall he drink H4952 any juice H6025 of grapes, H398 nor eat H3892 fresh H6025 grapes H3002 or dried.

4 H3117 All the days H5145 of his separation H398 shall he eat H6213 nothing that is made H1612 of the H3196 grape-vine, H2785 from the kernels H2085 even to the husk.

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When.
Numbers 6:5; Numbers 6:6; Exodus 33:16; Leviticus 20:26; Proverbs 18:1; Romans 1:1; 2 Corinthians 6:16; Galatians 1:15
Hebrews 7:27
separate themselves.The word {yaphli,} rendered "shall separate themselves," signifies, "the doing of something extraordinary," and is the same word as is used concerning the making a singular vow. (Le 27:2); it seems to convey the idea of a person's acting from extraordinary zeal for God and religion.
to vow.
Leviticus 27:2; Judges 13:5; 1 Samuel 1:28; Amos 2:11; Amos 2:12; Luke 1:15; Acts 21:23; Acts 21:24
to separate themselves. or, to make themselves Nazarites.{Lahazzir,} from {nazar,} to be separate; hence {nazir,} a Nazarite, i.e., a person separated; one peculiarly devoted to the service of God by being separated from all servile employments. The Nazarites were of two kinds: such as were devoted to God by their parents in their infancy, or even sometimes before they were born; and such as devoted themselves. The former were Nazarites for life; and the latter commonly bound themselves to observe the laws of the Nazarites for a limited time. The Nazarites for life were not bound to the same strictness as the others, concerning whom the laws relate.