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Does God Have a Gender?

Stephen Schmidt 1990Nov01 Blog, Readers’ Perspective Leave a Comment

Some people see theological significance in the fact that in Hebrew the gender of the third person of the Trinity is feminine.

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Sidebar: The Intricacies of Hebrew Gender

David N. Bivin 1990Nov01 Articles Leave a Comment

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The Role of Women in the Temple

Shmuel Safrai [1919-2003] 1989Jul01 Articles 4 Comments

According to Jewish religious law, women were allowed in every area of the Temple precincts in which men were allowed.

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