The Mishna As Illustrating the Gospels
The Mishna As Illustrating the Gospels
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Any breach of the con- tract is virtually a breach of a marriage vow.
Hence, when Mary was betrothed to Joseph and was sus- pected by him of infidelity, he proposed to put her away by a writing of divorce.
Married A married woman had considerable rights of property.
property. E- er Ketubah or marriage settlement is strictly guarded; anything she inherits becomes her property, likewise a share of damages awarded her for insult or injury 2 ; but the usu- fruct of all such property is given to the... husband 3 . In return the husband must maintain his wife, must ransom her from captivity and must provide for her interment. He inherits her property at her decease, and a widow must be maintained out of her late husband's property but her Ketu- bah goes to her heirs 4 . In case she is divorced, without sufficient cause, she takes her property with her.
Household The Mishna is also very explicit about a woman's house- duties.
hold duties : ' These are the kinds of work which a woman is bound to do for her husband.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Any breach of the con- tract is virtually a breach of a marriage vow.
Hence, when Mary was betrothed to Joseph and was sus- pected by him of infidelity, he proposed to put her away by a writing of divorce.
Married A married woman had considerable rights of property.
property. E- er Ketubah or marriage settlement is strictly guarded; anything she inherits becomes her property, likewise a share of damages awarded her for insult or injury 2 ; but the usu- fruct of all such property is given to the... husband 3 . In return the husband must maintain his wife, must ransom her from captivity and must provide for her interment. He inherits her property at her decease, and a widow must be maintained out of her late husband's property but her Ketu- bah goes to her heirs 4 . In case she is divorced, without sufficient cause, she takes her property with her.
Household The Mishna is also very explicit about a woman's house- duties.
hold duties : ' These are the kinds of work which a woman is bound to do for her husband.
What to read after The Mishna As Illustrating the Gospels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Bennett to read onlineMoreLess
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