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ARTICLES RELATED TO Woman - Biblical law | | | |  Woman - Biblical law: Encyclopedia II - Woman - Legal rights of women historicallySome early legal systems that are the antecedents of modern systems formalized female dependency.
Woman - Biblical law.
In the Mosaic law, divorce was not to be performed easily--only under certain circumstances. In most cases, divorce was carried out when the husband or the wife commited adultery, in which case the adulterer was stoned (unless shown mercy). A husband could sign a certificate of divorce if he found indecency in his wife, but if the husband accused his wife of misconduct and if proven other ...
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| | | | Woman - Biblical law: Encyclopedia II - Woman - Biology and sex
Biological factors are not the sole determinants of whether persons are considered, or consider themselves, women. Some women can have abnormal hormonal or chromosomal differences (such as congenital adrenal hyperplasia, complete or partial androgen insensitivity syndrome or other intersex conditions), and there are women who may be without, at least for an earlier part of their lives, typical female physiology (trans, transgendered or t ...
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| | | | Woman - Biblical law: Encyclopedia II - Woman - Etymology The English term "man" (from Proto-Germanic mannaz "man, person") and words derived therefrom can designate any or even all of the human race regardless of their gender or age. This is indeed the oldest usage of "man". In Old English the words wer and wyf (also wæpman and wifman) were what was used to refer to "a man" and "a woman" respectively, and "man" was gender neutral. In Middle English man displaced wer as term for "male human", whilst wyfman (which eventually evolved into woman) was retained for "female human". "Man" does continue to carry its original sense of "Human" however, resulting in an asymmetry sometimes criticiz ...
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| | | | Woman - Biblical law: Encyclopedia II - Niddah - Basic principles
Niddah - Biblical sources.
The Torah teaches: "Do not draw close to a woman when she is a niddah; (sexual intercourse) relations are forbidden (at that time)." (Leviticus: 15:19-24, 18:19, 20:18). From this, the laws relating to "ritual purity" or "family purity" and niddah are derived.
The extent to which these laws are followed depend on the movements within Judaism. These laws are strictly followed in the more traditional Orthodox Judaism, and are often reinterpreted in the progressive mov ...
See also:Niddah, Niddah - Basic principles, Niddah - Biblical sources, Niddah - What is Niddah?, Niddah - What it is not, Niddah - Reasons for practice, Niddah - Need for Tahara - purity, Niddah - Reasons for the niddah laws, Niddah - In practice, Niddah - Calculation of the niddah period, Niddah - Checking with a white bedikah cloth, Niddah - Immersing in the mikvah, Niddah - Guiding marital relations, Niddah - Views of Conservative Judaism, Niddah - Interconnected topics, Niddah - Other related traditions, Niddah - Sex in Judaism Read more here: » Niddah: Encyclopedia II - Niddah - Basic principles |
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Niddah - Need for Tahara - purity.
A woman is a niddah until she undergoes taharah ("purification"). The taharah process involves a minimum of twelve days, most often thirteen. These are divided into two sets of time, the "first five days", and "seven days of taharah", after which she must immerse properly in a mikvah (ritual bath).
A woman who does not go through the taharah process cannot become tahor ("pure", the "opposite" state from niddah), even if an extended pe ...
See also:Niddah, Niddah - Basic principles, Niddah - Biblical sources, Niddah - What is Niddah?, Niddah - What it is not, Niddah - Reasons for practice, Niddah - Need for Tahara - purity, Niddah - Reasons for the niddah laws, Niddah - In practice, Niddah - Calculation of the niddah period, Niddah - Checking with a white bedikah cloth, Niddah - Immersing in the mikvah, Niddah - Guiding marital relations, Niddah - Views of Conservative Judaism, Niddah - Interconnected topics, Niddah - Other related traditions, Niddah - Sex in Judaism Read more here: » Niddah: Encyclopedia II - Niddah - Reasons for practice |
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| | | | Woman - Biblical law: Encyclopedia II - Kohen - Importance of pedigree Later Judaism enforced rigidly the laws relating to the pedigrees of priests, and even established similar requirements for the women they married. Proof of a spotless pedigree was necessary for admission to priestly service. Anyone unable to establish their status as a Kohen was excluded from the priesthood.
Unless a woman's pedigree was known to be unimpeachable, a Kohen, before marrying her, was required to examine it for four generations on both sides, in case she was of priestly lineage; for five ...
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Kohen - Historic and present-day Orthodox Judaism view.
Such marriages are regulated by a number of special restrictions in addition to the general laws covering all Israelites. The Torah prohibits a Kohen from marrying women of certain specified categories: A divorcee, a "defiled" woman, or a "harlot". It ordains that any Kohen who makes such a marriage loses his priestly status while in that marriage. Note that the Kohen is not allowed to "choose to forgo his status" ...
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| | | | Woman - Biblical law: Encyclopedia II - Niddah - In practice
Niddah - Calculation of the niddah period.
The first five days begin when a woman first sees her monthly vaginal blood flow. She counts from the beginning of the flow, and continues until the flow stops. If it takes less than five days for her flow to stop, she still has to wait until five days are over. Even if she saw blood for only one day, she must wait five days until she can begin the seven-day taharah ("purification") process. The five days need not be complete five days. The first day might start in the middle of the day, if she first saw her flow in the afternoon. But whenever they began, they ...
See also:Niddah, Niddah - Basic principles, Niddah - Biblical sources, Niddah - What is Niddah?, Niddah - What it is not, Niddah - Reasons for practice, Niddah - Need for Tahara - purity, Niddah - Reasons for the niddah laws, Niddah - In practice, Niddah - Calculation of the niddah period, Niddah - Checking with a white bedikah cloth, Niddah - Immersing in the mikvah, Niddah - Guiding marital relations, Niddah - Views of Conservative Judaism, Niddah - Interconnected topics, Niddah - Other related traditions, Niddah - Sex in Judaism Read more here: » Niddah: Encyclopedia II - Niddah - In practice |
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| | | | Woman - Biblical law: Encyclopedia II - Woman - Terms The English language's original word for "woman" was Old English wīf, akin to German Weib; it later became the modern word "wife." The modern word "woman" etymologically derives from wīfmann, with the addition of mann, "person", from Germanic mannaz. This formation is peculiar to English. The equivalents for "man" in Old English were wer (a cognate of Latin vir, "man") and wǣpnedmann, literally "weaponed person". As previously mentioned, the term man continues to carry its original sense of "Human", though this usage results in an asymmetry which is ...
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| | | | Woman - Biblical law: Encyclopedia II - Woman - Terms The English language's original word for "woman" was Old English wīf, akin to German Weib; it later became the modern word "wife." The modern word "woman" etymologically derives from wīfmann, with the addition of mann, "person", from Germanic mannaz. This formation is peculiar to English. The equivalents for "man" in Old English were wer (a cognate of Latin vir, "man") and wǣpnedmann, literally "weaponed person". As previously mentioned, the term man continues to carry its original sense of "Human", though this usage results in an asymmetry which is ...
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| | | | Woman - Biblical law: Encyclopedia II - Woman - Legal rights of women historically Some early legal systems that are the antecedents of modern systems formalized female dependency.
Woman - Biblical law.
In the Mosaic law, divorce was not to be performed easily--only under certain circumstances. In most cases, divorce was carried out when the husband or the wife commited adultery, in which case the adulterer was stoned (unless shown mercy). A husband could sign a certificate of divorce if he found indecency in his wife, but if the husband accused his wife of misconduct and if proven other ...
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| | | | Woman - Biblical law: Encyclopedia II - Woman - Culture and gender roles Main article: gender role
In many prehistoric cultures, women assumed a particular cultural role. In hunter-gatherer societies, women were generally the gatherers of plant foods, while men hunted meat. Because of their intimate knowledge of plant life, most anthropologists argue that it was women who led the Neolithic Revolution and became history's first pioneers of agriculture.
In more recent history, the gender roles of women have changed greatly. Traditional gender roles for middle-class women typically involved dome ...
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| | | | Woman - Biblical law: Encyclopedia II - Woman - Biology and sex Biological factors are not the sole determinants of whether persons are considered, or consider themselves, women. Some women can have abnormal hormonal or chromosomal differences (such as congenital adrenal hyperplasia, complete or partial androgen insensitivity syndrome or other intersex conditions), and there are women who may be without, at least for an earlier part of their lives, typical female physiology (trans, transgendered or t ...
See also:Woman, Woman - Etymology, Woman - Biology and sex, Woman - Legal rights of women historically, Woman - Biblical law, Woman - Culture and gender roles, Woman - Terms, Woman - Slang, Woman - Vulgar terms Read more here: » Woman: Encyclopedia II - Woman - Biology and sex |
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| | | | Woman - Biblical law: Encyclopedia II - Woman - Culture and gender roles Main article: gender role
In many prehistoric cultures, women assumed a particular cultural role. In hunter-gatherer societies, women were generally the gatherers of plant foods, while men hunted meat. Because of their intimate knowledge of plant life, most anthropologists argue that it was women who led the Neolithic Revolution and became history's first pioneers of agriculture.
In more recent history, the gender roles of women have changed greatly. Traditional gender roles for middle-class women typically involved dome ...
See also:Woman, Woman - Etymology, Woman - Biology and sex, Woman - Legal rights of women historically, Woman - Biblical law, Woman - Culture and gender roles, Woman - Terms, Woman - Slang, Woman - Vulgar terms Read more here: » Woman: Encyclopedia II - Woman - Culture and gender roles |
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| | | | Woman - Biblical law: Encyclopedia II - Woman - Etymology The English term "man" (from Proto-Germanic mannaz "man, person") and words derived therefrom can designate any or even all of the human race regardless of their gender or age. This is indeed the oldest usage of "man". In Old English the words wer and wyf (also wæpman and wifman) were what was used to refer to "a man" and "a woman" respectively, and "man" was gender neutral. In Middle English man displaced wer as term for "male human", whilst wyfman (which eventually evolved into woman) was retained for "female human". "Man" does continue to carry its original sense of "Human" however, resulting in an asymmetry sometimes criticiz ...
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