Thank you warriors...May the fire continue to burn in you mightily. In the name of Jesus

I took a nazerite covenant with God before I never even knew that was what I did. It happened following a very deep inner healing from familial wounds. (a little background: I'm a spirit-filled Christian. Though I really prefer Believer, because Christian is used so loosely these days had hardly represents "Christ-like". I know I am a prophet of the Lord, and I flow in a variety of the gifts. I came into my call through God's teaching me about being an intercessor and burdenbearer. I carry a Seer anointing, and wear the mantle of Elijah. After going through this intense inner healing, the Lord presented me with a life choice. To go and pursue what my heart desired and He was bless it. I thought about it, talked to the Lord about it, considered going to college. Get a nursing degree, etc....then I reflected about my past walk with God. And I halted my ideas and I said to Him, "But...I have loved this life of intercession and burdenbearing. I love having your attention and close relationship with You, if it's all the same to You, I would like to stay right here with You." I then saw a picture of a piece of jewelry for my ear. So I got out my jewelry box, found a nice piece of chain, and I took some others apart and made an earring that matched the picture that I saw. And I made this piece of jewelry that I wore in my right ear. And when I finished this, I felt led to never cut my hair (other than a healthy trim), never to drink any alcohol, and dedicated my life to Christ to remain single for as long as I felt it so. The next couple days, I came across the scripture about the Year of Jubilee. Where the Hebrews were to release their slaves and servants in their household, give them money or land to start a new life without servitude. And if they came back to their masters, and wanted to remain with them, they were to pierce their right ear with an awl into the doorpost of their home. Put a gold ring in their right ear lobe and no longer call them servant, but to adopt them as if they were one of their very own children. They were then treated as their child. Then I came across the scripture, which is very little, but is found in the story of Samson. His life was of a Nazerite covenant. Two-fold in my covenant with God, I had a wound regarding my hair. So the not cutting of my hair required me to take care of it. My hair was full, very fine, and extremely curly, which I despised. The Lord told me He would heal me through this walk with Him, regarding my hair. As my hair grew longer, I had to keep it clean, never used heat on it, and had to deal with the unruly curls. By that time my hair was past my shoulders, and had finally resolved to just wash and air dry, picked it out and let the curls "be". Until one Sunday getting ready for church, doing my hair, I looked in the mirror and for the first time I said to myself, "I love my hair!". I repeated it again and again, and began to cry when I finally said, "I love you!" in the mirror......healing.......through my hair. I had despised myself and the things about me that God, Himself, spoke into being when He knit me together in my mother's womb. And my life as a Nazerite began. No big deal, no flashy guess who or what I am.....I loved being anonymous and still do. Its nothing for others to know about me, except a chosen few. All I want is to have God and walk with Him anytime day or night. To have his intimate attention. To have all heaven stop, when they hear my words of prayer. Prayer for anything and everything that God lays upon my heart. To carry people to the Lord in prayer like a burdenbearer, and take hold of the horns of the altar and not let go until His answer comes. I'm not lonely, I have Jesus in my heart and soul. I don't care to have a mate, unless God brought him to me and said, "This is the man I want you to marry." Then my covenant would be fulfilled. Until then, I don't cut my hair (though there have been times when the Lord directed me so for a purpose), I don't drink alcohol, and I don't date or desire a mate. God has satisfied all those longings that come with every man and woman He made. Does it make me powerful? I don't....feel 'powerful' (smile), but I do feel closely connected with God...intimately connected...and will til the day I die.

Wow! Great and anointed feat. Teaching. This is what Holy Spirit is agitating my spirit with for months now, This is my prayer point from today..,God bless you both Warriors of Yahweh with more grace, God bless you Prayer Storm Uk, Love You so much!

THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!!!!

Ugh this teaching is so amazing!!!

The point of the statement “shall no razor touch his head” is for several purposes. Firstly what is the first response of a person when they see a person with wildly kept, locked up hair(also as the Bible suggests is righteous)? Most see them and think either, crazy, homeless, dirty, etc. and that point is separation. So you shall not separate from what is god given(the hair) even though you will be separate in the minds of men. The lesson is to become humble to the varying realities of men and women. They will look at you differently and you must humble through. It’s the lesson of the image and judgments of others. It also suggests who is and is not actually righteous. Those whom do not make themselves judges of others are worth your time, others are in varying degrees of self absorption. The other lesson is the fact it’s you antenna, your spiritual connection to the earth and the atmosphere. To animals and the spirits of what’s near you. It’s your natural way to acknowledge the world around you, just like the whisker of a cat. The hair and isolation makes you more receptive to god. And it teaches you to value what being human is, not get caught up in society, dogma and others values. A true Nazarite is connected to god deeply, no religion can separate the personal connection. It’s a choice, hence the vow. I am Nazarite.

Thanks for sharing the Lord spoke to me about the nazarite vow that I must not cut my hair and he reminded me again this morning. I just need some clarity.. 🙏

Which is right to follow God or to follow the world, follow creation or Creator ? For I know which one I choose, and that is the Lord my God whom no one can stand against. Keep up the good work, and thank you for sharing your knowledge.

🙇‍♂️ great video 🙇‍♂️

Yo idk I'm pretty sure they had soap in the middle east back then.

"We"? Are both of them/you started to grow your hair now?.... If you're vowing to a man ('Jesus') then you're not vowing to Elohim even if you're not a gentile.

Or comb it; "let the locks (natural) of your head GROW" [Num. 6:5]. Dreadlocks like 'Simson' had 7 (thick) locks yes. Christians and gentiles can't be Nazarites though.

So many want to "stand out" from the crowd by growing their hair, pretending to be nazarite(rastas) but their hearts are full of hate and malice and are far from God.

The Nazarenes must have been black people because of the locks, I would assume.. Straight hair does not lock.

Jah Rastafari

Shouldn’t you ask the Rabbis what this is all about? You guys are just jabbing at what YOU think it means through your modern culture. Please seek out Hebrew practices and rabbinical literature to truly understand what is really going on here. Please.