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Please visit my website @ vinnysblogbookcom.com 'Indeed, one of the most obvious sentiments that gives rise to secret societies is that of revenge, but good & wise revenge....' Charles Heckethorn - 'The Secret Societies Of All Ages' (1873).
'The English form of the Biblical term Nazir, applied to a person who consecrates himself by means of a special vow not to drink wine or liquor, not to cut his hair, & not to touch a dead body. This vow was a form of self dedication to lead a sacred & priestly life. Samson is described in the Book Of Judges as a Nazir (Nazirite) from birth, by angelic direction,' - The New Jewish Encyclopaedia (1962).
'In biblical usage, nasi signifies an important person, ranging from a king to a tribal chief or the head of a large family.....The title nasi persisted for many centuries & in different lands throughout the Middle Ages, sometimes as the title of a defined head of a Jewish institution' - The Jewish Virtual Library.
Please visit my website @ vinnysblogbookcom.com 'Indeed, one of the most obvious sentiments that gives rise to secret societies is that of revenge, but good & wise revenge....' Charles Heckethorn - 'The Secret Societies Of All Ages' (1873).
'The English form of the Biblical term Nazir, applied to a person who consecrates himself by means of a special vow not to drink wine or liquor, not to cut his hair, & not to touch a dead body. This vow was a form of self dedication to lead a sacred & priestly life. Samson is described in the Book Of Judges as a Nazir (Nazirite) from birth, by angelic direction,' - The New Jewish Encyclopaedia (1962).
'In biblical usage, nasi signifies an important person, ranging from a king to a tribal chief or the head of a large family.....The title nasi persisted for many centuries & in different lands throughout the Middle Ages, sometimes as the title of a defined head of a Jewish institution' - The Jewish Virtual Library.
