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https://jewsforjesus.org/publications/newsletter/newsletter-jun-1988/jesus-and-the-role-of-women/

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According to JewsforJesus; In the Old Testament, Women has many rights such as praying, engaging in manual labor; in other words, they were in high regard. However, in the New Testament, their rights have been declined, have been suppressed to very, very few rights.

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https://www.futurechurch.org/women-in-church-leadership/women-in-church-leadership/women-in-palestinian-judaism

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https://prezi.com/jsvdhmo1i_7i/the-roles-of-men-and-women-in-jesus-time/

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Women of Jerusalem were not treated as equals to men. In fact, only a few important women were included in the Bible itself. Women did not have equal rights for the only job they had at that time was doing housework and taking care of their children. Women couldn’t: testify at a trial, go out in public by themselves, and talk to strangers; so basically similar to Islamic culture in today’s world.

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According to FutureChurch,”Hebrew women were among the poorest in the world in Jesus' day. This was due in no small part to Roman agricultural practices that divested the Israelites (particularly Galileans) of their ancestral lands and increasingly impoverished the population.
Hebrew women were not allowed to divorce their husbands, but could be divorced for anything from burning the dinner (Hillel) to adultery (Shammai).”

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In Jesus time, men held the power and authority such as Kings. Even most of the important people in the Bible are men like Moses. Men usually had more rights and could do what women couldn’t at that time. Men could even control their family and choose who their daughter would marry.

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Women of Jerusalem were not treated as equals to men. In fact, only a few important women were included in the Bible itself. Women did not have equal rights for the only job they had at that time was doing housework and taking care of their children. Women couldn’t: testify at a trial, go out in public by themselves, and talk to strangers; so basically similar to Islamic culture in today’s world.