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A student posed a question after reading Leviticus 12:8 - why did the purification ritual require the woman to make a sin offering? What is the sin for which she atones?
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Kathy
Thanks,
Kathy
My Tanakh says that traditional translation would be the equivalent of ‘offering of purgation’ - in other words a purification offering.A student posed a question after reading Leviticus 12:8 - why did the purification ritual require the woman to make a sin offering? What is the sin for which she atones?
Thanks,
Kathy
Was it because of the flow that she needed to be purified?My Tanakh says that traditional translation would be the equivalent of ‘offering of purgation’ - in other words a purification offering.
It’s about childbirth in this case.Was it because of the flow that she needed to be purified?
This is going to sound silly, but the impure because of childbirth and menstration always bothered me. Why did women become impure because of something that God made them to do?It’s about childbirth in this case.
God ‘chose’ us because we were the tribe with the greatest potential for OCD.This is going to sound silly, but the impure because of childbirth and menstration always bothered me. Why did women become impure because of something that God made them to do?
In other words, you would have been cleaning and purifying anyway, so you might as well make it countGod ‘chose’ us because we were the tribe with the greatest potential for OCD.![]()
Yes, any excuse at all.In other words, you would have been cleaning and purifying anyway, so you might as well make it count![]()
It’s what you call the ‘Old Testament’ - Torah (Law); Nevi’im (Prophets); Kethuvim (Writings).I apologize for my ignorance, but what is a Tanakh?