47 results ( Located in the same paragraph Located in the same sentence Located in the same paragraph Located in the same article ). Sorted by most occurrences Sorted by most occurrences Sorted by date, newest first Sorted by date, oldest first Nose Ring (11 occurrences) An ornamental ring worn on the nose. ... It was inserted either through the left or the right side of the nose or through the partition separating the nostrils and was especially worn by women. (Ge 24:22, 30, 47; Isa 3:21) it-2 p. 510 - Insight, Volume 2 Nose Ring (11 occurrences) An ornamental ring worn on the nose. ... It was inserted either through the left or the right side of the nose or through the partition separating the nostrils and was especially worn by women. (Gen. 24:22, 30, 47; Isa. 3:21) ad p. 1232 - Aid (ad) Judges (6 occurrences) 24 Gidʹe·on continued: “Let me make one request of you: that each of you give me a nose ring from his spoil.” (For they had gold nose rings because they were Ishʹma·el·ites.)+ nwtsty Judges 1:1-21:25 - Study Bible Judges (6 occurrences) 24 Gidʹe·on continued: “Let me make one request of you: that each of you give me a nose ring from his spoil.” (For they had gold nose rings because they were Ishʹma·el·ites.)+ nwt Judges 1:1-21:25 - New World Translation (nwt) Judges (6 occurrences) 24 And Gidʹe·on went on to say to them: “Let me make a request of YOU: Give me, each one of YOU, the nose ring+ of his booty.” (For they had nose rings of gold, because they were Ishʹma·el·ites.)+ Rbi8 Judges 1:1-21:25 - Reference Bible (Rbi8) Ornaments (5 occurrences) Early mention is made of jewelry in the form of a gold nose ring and also bracelets given to Rebekah by Abraham’s servant. (Ge 24:22, 30, 47, 53) ... Such signet rings, or seal rings, were common in all the Bible lands, frequently being worn on a cord around the neck. (Compare Ge 38:18.) it-2 pp. 559-561 - Insight, Volume 2 Ring (5 occurrences) These were worn on the nose, the ears, and the fingers. (See EARRING; NOSE RING.) it-2 p. 812 - Insight, Volume 2 Sow Righteousness, Reap God’s Loving-Kindness (5 occurrences) “As a gold nose ring in the snout of a pig, so is a woman that is pretty but that is turning away from sensibleness,” continues Solomon. (Proverbs 11:22) ... Nose rings were a popular adornment during Bible times. w02 7/15 pp. 28-31 - The Watchtower—2002 Ornaments (5 occurrences) Early mention is made of jewelry in the form of a gold nose ring and also bracelets given to Rebekah by Abraham’s servant. (Gen. 24:22, 30, 47, 53) ... Such signet rings or seal rings were common in all the Bible lands, frequently being worn on a cord around the neck. (Compare Genesis 38:18.) ad pp. 1256-1257 - Aid (ad) The Book of Judges (5 occurrences) 24 And Gideon said unto them—I would make to you a request, Give me, then, every man the nose-ring of his spoil. For they had nose-rings of gold, for Ishmaelites they were. rh Judges 1:1-21:25 - Rotherham (rh) Earring (4 occurrences) The Hebrews do not appear to have had a specific word for “earring,” for one of the words they applied to this ornament (neʹzem) can be used for either a nose ring or an earring. (Pr 11:22; Ex 32:2) ... The context in which neʹzem appears in the Scriptures sometimes, though not always, makes it possible to determine whether an earring or a nose ring is meant. it-1 p. 666 - Insight, Volume 1 Can I Really Find Love at First Sight? (4 occurrences) The Bible compares the physical beauty of some women to a gold nose ring. ... “As a gold nose ring in the snout of a pig, so is a woman [or a man] that is pretty but that is turning away from sensibleness.” (Proverbs 11:22) g82 5/22 pp. 17-19 - Awake!—1982 Earring (4 occurrences) The Hebrews do not appear to have had a specific word for “earring,” for one of the words they applied to this ornament (neʹzem) can be used for either a nose ring or an earring. ... The context in which neʹzem appears in the Scriptures sometimes, though not always, makes it possible to determine whether an earring or a nose ring is meant. ad p. 475 - Aid (ad) Ring (4 occurrences) These were worn on the nose, the ears and the fingers. ... Materials used included gold, silver, brass, bronze, glass, iron and ivory, some rings being set with stones. ad p. 1413 - Aid (ad) Isaiah (3 occurrences) 21 The finger rings and the nose rings, nwtsty Isaiah 1:1-66:24 - Study Bible Isaiah (3 occurrences) 21 The finger rings and the nose rings, nwt Isaiah 1:1-66:24 - New World Translation (nwt) Jehovah Humiliates Self-Exalted Ones (3 occurrences) In that day Jehovah will take away the beauty of the bangles and the headbands and the moon-shaped ornaments, the eardrops and the bracelets and the veils, the headdresses and the step chains and the breastbands and the ‘houses of the soul’ [probably perfume receptacles] and the ornamental humming shells [or, charms], the finger rings and the nose rings, the robes of state and the overtunics and the cloaks and the purses, and the hand mirrors and the undergarments and the turbans and the large veils.” (Isaiah 3:17-23; see footnotes.) ip-1 chap. 5 pp. 49-60 - Isaiah’s Prophecy I (ip-1) How Do I Know If It’s Real Love? (3 occurrences) The Proverbs say: “As a gold nose ring in the snout of a pig, so is a woman that is pretty but that is turning away from sensibleness.” (Proverbs 11:22) ... Nose rings were a popular adornment during Bible times. yp chap. 31 pp. 242-251 - Young People Ask (yp) An Open Door to the San Blas Islands (3 occurrences) Gold earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and nose rings are very popular. w88 5/15 pp. 28-31 - The Watchtower—1988 Isaiah (3 occurrences) 21 the finger rings and the nose rings,+ Rbi8 Isaiah 1:1-66:24 - Reference Bible (Rbi8) Isaiah (3 occurrences) 21 the rings and nose-rings, by Isaiah 1:1-66:24 - Byington (by) Exodus (3 occurrences) 22*** And the men brought with the women: every generous-hearted one brought brooches and nose-rings and finger-rings and earrings and bangles, every kind of golden article, and whatever wave-offering of gold any man waved before Jehovah. by Exodus 1:1-40:38 - Byington (by) Jewelry (2 occurrences) nose rings: it-1 666; it-2 510 dx86-24 - Index 1986-2024 Rings (2 occurrences) nose rings: it-2 510 dx86-24 - Index 1986-2024 Gideon (2 occurrences) He then suggested that they contribute the gold jewelry they had acquired as spoils of war, the nose rings alone amounting to 1,700 shekels in gold ($218,365). it-1 pp. 932-934 - Insight, Volume 1 Ishmaelite (2 occurrences) In the days of Gideon the hordes that invaded Israel were described as both Midianites and Ishmaelites, one of the identifying marks of the latter being their gold nose rings.—Jg 8:24; compare Jg 7:25 and 8:22, 26. it-1 pp. 1226-1227 - Insight, Volume 1 Midian (2 occurrences) Apparently both men and women adorned themselves with gold ornaments, including nose rings and earrings. it-2 pp. 396-397 - Insight, Volume 2 The Fabulous Variety of Life in the Upper Amazon (2 occurrences) Some natives pierce their nose or earlobes and adorn them with rings, sticks, bones, or feathers. g 4/10 pp. 16-19 - Awake!—2010 All Sorts of Men Will Be Saved (2 occurrences) They may dress shabbily or immodestly, have unkempt beards, or display nose or lip rings. km 4/05 p. 3 - Kingdom Ministry—2005 What About Body Piercing? (2 occurrences) Career counselors similarly advise male college students applying for a job to wear “no earrings or other body piercing jewelry; women should wear . . . no nose rings.” g00 3/22 pp. 11-13 - Awake!—2000 Jewelry (2 occurrences) nose rings: ad 1232 dx30-85 - Index 1930-1985 Rings (2 occurrences) nose rings: g82 5/22 18; ad 1232 dx30-85 - Index 1930-1985 The Quest for Spices, Gold, Converts, and Glory (2 occurrences) He now looked forward to discovering gold (the gold nose-rings of the natives did not pass unnoticed) and returning to Spain in triumph. g92 3/8 pp. 3-6 - Awake!—1992 From Indian Tradition to Bible Truth (2 occurrences) Frequently, adornment includes gold nose rings and earrings, as well as necklaces of gold or silver. w83 6/1 pp. 29-30 - The Watchtower—1983 India (2 occurrences) Some women wore earrings and rings in their noses; others had stones set in the sides of the nose. . . . yb77 pp. 34-139 - Yearbook—1977 Questions From Readers (2 occurrences) On the other hand, the Bible does mention earrings (as well as nose rings) and there is no way today to know whether this use involved piercing the ears or not.—Gen. 24:22, 47; Ex. 32:2; 35:22; Ezek. 16:12. w74 5/15 pp. 318-320 - The Watchtower—1974 Gideon (2 occurrences) He then suggested that they contribute the gold jewelry they had acquired as spoils of war, the nose rings alone amounting to 1,700 shekels in gold ($21,907.90). ad pp. 652-653 - Aid (ad) Ishmaelite (2 occurrences) In the days of Gideon the hordes that invaded Israel were described as both Midianites and Ishmaelites, one of the identifying marks of the latter being their gold nose rings.—Judg. 8:24; compare 7:25 and 8:22, 26. ad p. 850 - Aid (ad) Midian (2 occurrences) Apparently both men and women adorned themselves with gold ornaments, including nose rings and earrings. ad pp. 1153-1154 - Aid (ad) Indians of Panama—a Glimpse of the Past (2 occurrences) The women also wear large disk earrings and gold nose rings. g71 9/22 pp. 20-23 - Awake!—1971 12
An ornamental ring worn on the nose. ... It was inserted either through the left or the right side of the nose or through the partition separating the nostrils and was especially worn by women. (Ge 24:22, 30, 47; Isa 3:21)
An ornamental ring worn on the nose. ... It was inserted either through the left or the right side of the nose or through the partition separating the nostrils and was especially worn by women. (Gen. 24:22, 30, 47; Isa. 3:21)
24 Gidʹe·on continued: “Let me make one request of you: that each of you give me a nose ring from his spoil.” (For they had gold nose rings because they were Ishʹma·el·ites.)+
24 Gidʹe·on continued: “Let me make one request of you: that each of you give me a nose ring from his spoil.” (For they had gold nose rings because they were Ishʹma·el·ites.)+
24 And Gidʹe·on went on to say to them: “Let me make a request of YOU: Give me, each one of YOU, the nose ring+ of his booty.” (For they had nose rings of gold, because they were Ishʹma·el·ites.)+
Early mention is made of jewelry in the form of a gold nose ring and also bracelets given to Rebekah by Abraham’s servant. (Ge 24:22, 30, 47, 53) ... Such signet rings, or seal rings, were common in all the Bible lands, frequently being worn on a cord around the neck. (Compare Ge 38:18.)
“As a gold nose ring in the snout of a pig, so is a woman that is pretty but that is turning away from sensibleness,” continues Solomon. (Proverbs 11:22) ... Nose rings were a popular adornment during Bible times.
Early mention is made of jewelry in the form of a gold nose ring and also bracelets given to Rebekah by Abraham’s servant. (Gen. 24:22, 30, 47, 53) ... Such signet rings or seal rings were common in all the Bible lands, frequently being worn on a cord around the neck. (Compare Genesis 38:18.)
24 And Gideon said unto them—I would make to you a request, Give me, then, every man the nose-ring of his spoil. For they had nose-rings of gold, for Ishmaelites they were.
The Hebrews do not appear to have had a specific word for “earring,” for one of the words they applied to this ornament (neʹzem) can be used for either a nose ring or an earring. (Pr 11:22; Ex 32:2) ... The context in which neʹzem appears in the Scriptures sometimes, though not always, makes it possible to determine whether an earring or a nose ring is meant.
The Bible compares the physical beauty of some women to a gold nose ring. ... “As a gold nose ring in the snout of a pig, so is a woman [or a man] that is pretty but that is turning away from sensibleness.” (Proverbs 11:22)
The Hebrews do not appear to have had a specific word for “earring,” for one of the words they applied to this ornament (neʹzem) can be used for either a nose ring or an earring. ... The context in which neʹzem appears in the Scriptures sometimes, though not always, makes it possible to determine whether an earring or a nose ring is meant.
These were worn on the nose, the ears and the fingers. ... Materials used included gold, silver, brass, bronze, glass, iron and ivory, some rings being set with stones.
In that day Jehovah will take away the beauty of the bangles and the headbands and the moon-shaped ornaments, the eardrops and the bracelets and the veils, the headdresses and the step chains and the breastbands and the ‘houses of the soul’ [probably perfume receptacles] and the ornamental humming shells [or, charms], the finger rings and the nose rings, the robes of state and the overtunics and the cloaks and the purses, and the hand mirrors and the undergarments and the turbans and the large veils.” (Isaiah 3:17-23; see footnotes.)
The Proverbs say: “As a gold nose ring in the snout of a pig, so is a woman that is pretty but that is turning away from sensibleness.” (Proverbs 11:22) ... Nose rings were a popular adornment during Bible times.
22*** And the men brought with the women: every generous-hearted one brought brooches and nose-rings and finger-rings and earrings and bangles, every kind of golden article, and whatever wave-offering of gold any man waved before Jehovah.
He then suggested that they contribute the gold jewelry they had acquired as spoils of war, the nose rings alone amounting to 1,700 shekels in gold ($218,365).
In the days of Gideon the hordes that invaded Israel were described as both Midianites and Ishmaelites, one of the identifying marks of the latter being their gold nose rings.—Jg 8:24; compare Jg 7:25 and 8:22, 26.
Apparently both men and women adorned themselves with gold ornaments, including nose rings and earrings.
Career counselors similarly advise male college students applying for a job to wear “no earrings or other body piercing jewelry; women should wear . . . no nose rings.”
He now looked forward to discovering gold (the gold nose-rings of the natives did not pass unnoticed) and returning to Spain in triumph.
Some women wore earrings and rings in their noses; others had stones set in the sides of the nose. . . .
On the other hand, the Bible does mention earrings (as well as nose rings) and there is no way today to know whether this use involved piercing the ears or not.—Gen. 24:22, 47; Ex. 32:2; 35:22; Ezek. 16:12.
He then suggested that they contribute the gold jewelry they had acquired as spoils of war, the nose rings alone amounting to 1,700 shekels in gold ($21,907.90).
In the days of Gideon the hordes that invaded Israel were described as both Midianites and Ishmaelites, one of the identifying marks of the latter being their gold nose rings.—Judg. 8:24; compare 7:25 and 8:22, 26.
Apparently both men and women adorned themselves with gold ornaments, including nose rings and earrings.