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When they came to the threshing floor of Atad, near the Jordan, they carried out a solemn and long lamentation and there Joseph mourned his father for seven days. (Genesis 50, 10)
When the Canaanites witnessed this mourning they said, "This is a solemn mourning ceremony of the Egyptians." That is why this place which is east of the Jordan was called Abel Mizraim. (Genesis 50, 11)
It is a sabbath of solemn rest when you must deny yourselves. It is a lasting ordinance. (Leviticus 16, 31)
For seven days you must offer a burnt offering to Yahweh. On the eighth day you are to hold a sacred assembly and you must offer a burnt offering to Yahweh. It is a day of solemn assembly in which you shall do no work of a worker. (Leviticus 23, 36)
When you make a fragrant offering to Yahweh, either as a burnt offering or in payment of a vow, or as a voluntary gift, or on the occasion of one of your solemn feasts, whoever takes from his herds and flocks for a fragrant offering to Yahweh (Numbers 15, 3)
This is what you are to do for Yahweh at your solemn feasts, besides whatever burnt offerings, grain offerings and wine offerings you present as your free-will offerings." (Numbers 29, 39)
If a man makes a vow to give something to Yahweh or a solemn promise to abstain from something, he must not break his promise: whatever he promises by word of mouth he must do. (Numbers 30, 3)
If a woman makes a vow to give something to the Lord or a solemn promise to abstain from something while she is still young and lives in her father's house, (Numbers 30, 4)
If a woman makes a vow before being married or makes a solemn promise to abstain from something, either deliberately or without giving it much thought, she must do everything she vowed even after she marries if her husband learns of it and says nothing about it. (Numbers 30, 8)
If she has made a vow or a solemn promise to abstain from something while in her husband's house, (Numbers 30, 11)
Any vow or solemn promise to abstain from something that the wife makes, must be allowed or forbidden by the husband. (Numbers 30, 14)
If by the following day the husband has said nothing to her, it means that he approves or allows her vow, whatever it may be, or her solemn promise, whatever it may be. He confirms the vows of his wife by saying nothing on the day he learns of them. (Numbers 30, 15)
