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Geneva Bible Notes (1560)Numbers 6

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See Numbers 6:2 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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2 a Which separated them selues from the world, & dedicated them selues to God: which figure was accomplished in Christ.

2 ! The lawe of the consecration of the Nazarites.

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6 b As at buriales or mournings.

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7 c In that he suffred his heere to growe, he signified that he was consecrate to God.

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9 d Which long heere is a signe that he is dedicate to God.

See Numbers 6:11 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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11 e By being present where the dead was.

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12 f Beginning at the eight day, when he is purified.

12 g So that he shal beginne his vowe anewe.

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18 i For the heere, which was consecrated to the Lord, might not be cast into anie prophane place.

18 h In token that his vowe is ended.

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20 / Or, with the breast.

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21 k At the least he shal do this, if he be able to offre no more.

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23 l That is, pray for them, {Eccel. 36,19}.

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24 ! The maner to blesse the people.

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27 m They shal pray in my name for them.