Is that following the biblical rule? I don't think so.
Just guessing?Payots aren't biblical. Leviticus 19:27 says not to shave the sides of your head. Which I'm guessing was a pagan custom at the time.
Just guessing?
I kind of like the idea of just letting my beard and sideburns grow, but of course we don't follow most of the other levitical laws either.Payots aren't biblical. Leviticus 19:27 says not to shave the sides of your head. Which I'm guessing was a pagan custom at the time.
For me is from god, and god doesn't say to his people: be funnyBecause they look funny to me.
I kind of like the idea of just letting my beard and sideburns grow, but of course we don't follow most of the other levitical laws either.
God said don't cut sideburns. Not to wear a little hair wig.
Wig is like fake hair?
God said don't cut sideburns. Not to wear a little hair wig.
Jews don't use wigs though, why do you give relevance to that image?Yes. Although some wigs are made of real hair. There are people who grow their hair long and then cut it off and sell it to wig makers. People also donate their hair for wigs that are made for children who lose their hair from cancer treatments etc. Locks of Love Since 1997
Jews don't use wigs though, why do you give relevance to that image?