Just as Jesus was a Nazarene, so are we, spiritually speaking. The word Nazir comes from Nazarite which means to be separated, signifying merely a separated person, one peculiarly devoted to the service of God. It states three laws that cannot be overlooked. The first is abstinence from wine or strong drink or any part of the grape vine. Stay alert and be sober.
Night is the time for sleep and the time when people get drunk.
But let us who live in the light think clearly, protected by the body armor of faith and love, and wearing as our helmet the confidence of our salvation. Our separation or lifestyle has to include faith and love and our ultimate reward is to have the hope of salvation. The second law is to refrain from cutting the hair. No razor shall come upon the head. Men would usually not have longer hair than women and this meaning of not cutting the hair was to symbolize someone on a vow or physically and publicly announcing their separation.