Numbers 6:2-5

Tyndale⁽ⁱ⁾ ² speake vnto ye childre of Israel and saye vnto them: when ether man or woman appoynteth to vowe a vowe of abstinence for to abstene vnto the Lorde ³ he shall abstene from wyne and stronge drynke and shall dryncke no vynegre of wyne or of stronge drynke nor shal drynke what soeuer is pressed out of grapes: and shal eate no fresh grapes nether yet dryed as loge as his abstinece edureth. ⁴ Moreouer he shall eate nothyng yt is made of the vynetre no not so moch as ye cornels or the huske of the grape. ⁵ And as longe as the vowe of his abstinece endureth there shall no rasure nor sheres come apon his heed vntill his dayes be out which he fasteth vnto the Lorde and he shalbe holy and shall let the lockes of his heer growe.

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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.