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                  HAAHASHTARI (the courier). 1 Ch. 4:6.          as  of  God’s   city,  Jerusalem  above,  that  is  free.  The
                  HABAIAH (Jehovah is protection). Ezr. 2:61.    church  is  of  God’s   eternal  counsel,  heavenly,  and  is
                  HABAKKUK (love’s embrace). Hab. 1:1.           never  in  Scripture  called  a  mother”  (Concise).  [See
                  HABERGEON. (1)  A jacket of armor  to protect  the   Abraham, Isaac, Law, Seventh-day Adventism.]
               chest and neck (2 Ch. 26:14; Ne. 4:16). (2) A linen coat   HAGGAI  (festive). A  prophet  who prophesied  after
               (Ex. 28:32).                                      the captivity (Ezr. 5:1; 6:14; Hag. 1:1).
                  HABOR (united). 2 Ki. 17:6.                      HAGGERI (wanderer). 1 Ch. 11:38.
                  HACHALIAH (Jehovah is hidden). Ne. 1:1.          HAGGI (festive). Ge. 46:16.
                  HACHILAH (drought). 1 Sa. 23:19.                 HAGGITH (festive). 2 Sa. 3:4.
                  HACHMONI (the wise). 1 Ch. 27:32.                HAI  (heap of  ruins).  This is  the form  in  which  Ai
                  HADAD (mighty). Ge. 36:35.28                   appears  in  the  first  instances  in  the  KJV  (Ge.  12:8;
                                                                 13:3). [See Ai.]
                  HADADEZER (mighty is the help). 2 Sa. 8:3.       HAGIOGRAPHA.  The third  division  of the O.T,  the
                  HADADRIMMON (Hadad of Rommon). Ze. 12:11.      other  two being the Law and the Prophets. Sometimes
                  HADAR (powerful). Ge. 25:15.                   called  the  “Writings,”  they  comprise  11  books  in  the
                  HADAREZER (Hader is help). 2 Sa. 10:16.        following  order:  Psalms,  Proverbs,  Job,  Song  of
                  HADASHAH (new). Jos. 15:37.                    Solomon,  Ruth,  Lamentations,  Ecclesiastes,  Esther,
                  HADASSAH (myrtle). Es. 2:7.                    Daniel, Ezra, Nehemiah, 1 and 2 Chronicles (Compact).
                                                                   HAIR. The Bible makes  a clear  distinction  between
                  HADATTAH (new). Jos. 15:25.                    the man and the woman. They  were created to  fill two
                  HADES. A Greek word translated hell in the N.T. (Mt.   different roles, and the distinction between the sexes is
               11:23; 16:18; Lk. 10:15; 16:23; Ac. 2:27, 31; Re. 1:18;   to be maintained  in their appearance. Though  there is
               6:8;  20:13-14).  It  is the  place of  punishment  for  the   room for  variation  as  to exactly how long or  short  the
               unsaved. The word means unseen, referring to  the fact   hair  is to be, it  is  certain  that  the man’s  hair  is  to be
               that  it  is not  visible to  the living.  Hades  is translated   shorter, while the woman’s  hair  is to be longer  (1 Co.
               “grave” only one time in 1 Co. 15:55. All other times it   11:1-16).  Long  hair  is  symbolic  of  the  woman’s
               is  translated “hell.” As soon as an  unsaved person  dies   submission  to  God-ordained  authority.  The  only  men
               he  goes  to   Hades  (Lk.  16:23).  Christ  taught  in  this   who had long  hair  in  the Bible  were (1) the Nazarite
               passage that Hades is  a place of fire and torment. [See   (Nu. 6:1-12; Ju. 13:4-5; 16:4-31), and (2) the rebel, of
               Death, Hell, Resurrection.]                       which Absolom is an  example (2  Sa. 14:26; 15:1-12).
                  HADID (peak, sharp). Ezr. 2:33.                [See Nazarite.]
                  HADLAI (lax). 2 Ch. 28:12.                       Did Jesus  Wear Long  Hair?  Contrary  to what  we see
                  HADORAM (Hadar is high). Ge. 10:27.            in artists’ portrayals, we know that the Lord Jesus  Christ
                  HADRACH (periodical return). Ze. 9:1.          did not have long hair for the following reasons: (1) The
                  HAFT. The handle of an instrument (Ju. 3:22).  Lord  Jesus   Christ  was   not  a  Nazarite;  He  was   a
                  HAGAR (wandering).  The  handmaid  of  Sarah,   Nazarene, meaning He lived in Nazareth (Mt. 2:23). (2)
                                                                 Christ  would  not  have  lived  contrary  to   His  own
               Abraham’s  wife. She bore Abraham a son, Ishmael (Ge.   instructions  in  1  Co.  11:14-15.  (3)  We  know  from
               12:10-20; 16:1-16; 21:9-21). “An allegory is  drawn from   history that it was common in the days of Christ for men
               the history  of Hagar being cast out of Abraham’s  home   to  have  short  hair.  “Several  pictures  of  busts   of
               (Ga. 4:21 - 5:1). Hagar  answers to the covenant of law   numerous  Roman emperors during and after the time of
               and  to Jerusalem  then  in  bondage;  and  Sarah  to  the   Christ—General  Pompey,  the  Emperor  Trajan,  Julius
               covenant of promise and to Jerusalem above, which is   Caesar,  Caesar  Augustus  and  King  Herod  Agrippa  the
               free.  The  conclusion  as  to  the  believer  is,  ‘so  then,   First  of  Judaea,  a  Jew  by  religion,  who ruled  shortly
               brethren, we  are not  the children  of  the  bondwoman,   after the time of Christ—all show the men to  have short
               but of the free.’ The Christian is  not under the law nor   hair. These men set the example and the pace for  men
               in the flesh; but is  free, under  grace. Being the seed of   during the time of  Christ”  (Philip Vollmer, The Modern
               Abraham according to promise, that is, being ‘of Christ,’   Student’s  Life of Christ, pp. 286). (4) Christ  is a Priest,
               or ‘Christ’s,’ the gospel and new covenant blessings  have   and  the  Jewish  priests  wore  their  hair  short  (Eze.
               come to believers  through  Him, and  they are reckoned



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