I don 't think it wrong biblicaly for man to have long hair,indeed I got a very long hair

I don 't get this, do you mean that if you a long hair it 's a sin! Please let me ask all the apostles of Christ and himself had long hair but come think of this Apostle Paul himself had a long hair, so what is the bow of contention now. Personally, I think Paul was referring to this Rasta Hair do but if it 's not so then let God be the Judge. Christ did not teach this but tought holiness and righteousness, which He said expect our righteousness shall exceed that of the scrbes and the pharisees we shall in no case enter into the kingdom of God. I don 't know the hair style of the corinthians at that time but what of we in west Africa. Let God be God .

Let us not forget that Jesus himself is portrayed in literally hundreds of pictures and descriptions including the "Shroud of Turin " as having shoulder length or longer hair. Based on this alone I would say it is not shameful to have long hair for a man.

Leviticus 19:27 says: "Do not cut the hair at the sides of your head or clip off the edges of your beard. " which means Hebrew men had to have long hair. If it was unnatural for men to have long hair, why would God command it?

If you 're going to throw Scripture in to prove your opinion you 're treading water. The example some are giving is Samson. One must look at Context first. Samson took a Nazarite vow. There were other stipulations besides long hair for this vow and most of the time a Nazarite was only for a period of time. But Yehovah chose Samson to do a specific role for a specific time in Israel. Most men did not have long hair. Yeshua did not take the Nazarite vow. Therefore, why do you see Him with long hair in movies? Many say He was a rebel. Yeshua was many things but He was not a rebel. He said often, "I only do what my Father tells Me to do. One must study one 's character in order to form an opinion. Yeshua would be saying, "Do as I say. Not as I do. " This would be out of character for Yehovah. He does not lie nor tell you to do differently than Him. In I Corinthians 11 14, Holy Spirit is speaking through Paul concerning authority. Please read it in Context and you 'll see more clearly. Paul is talking about accountability and authority and how that flows in Yehovah 's kingdom.

I think it 's easy to major on the minor with these type of issues. It 's much more important that a person be saved and have the Holy Spirit abiding in him and have the Holy Spirit convict him on these issues.If the person will not accept the teaching and conviction of the Holy Spirit then you and I are very nieve to think that we can change a persons lifestyle or appearance. Keep in mind that God does look upon the heart of man and we tend to do the opposite ! So it 's better to pray for people than it is to judge them ! If a saved man remains defiant then this falls strictly between he and God and we only make things worse when we attempt to correct him. Prayer is the answer for all parties in these situations !