It was customary among eastern nations to cut off the hair of the head, or to shave the head, as a token of mourning, on the death of a relative, Job 1:20 Jeremiah 16:6. This was forbidden to the Israelites, in consequence of its being a heathen custom, De 14:1. Natural baldness was treated with contempt, because it exposed a man to the suspicion of leprosy. The children at Bethel cried after Elisha, "Go up, thou bald head," 2 Kings 2:23. While they indicated by this epithet great contempt for him as a prophet of the Lord, they probably scoffed at the same time at the miracle of Elijah's ascension.

The Preacher as a Patriot.
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Introduction.
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The Medes and the Second Chaldaean Empire
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Baldness

Baldness Natural or Artificial

Baldness: A Judgment

Baldness: Artificial, a Sign of Mourning

Baldness: Artificial, As an Idolatrous Practice, Forbidden

Baldness: Elisha

Baldness: General Scriptures Concerning