So you're a Niddah at Messianic shul or perhaps church. A woman comes up to you to hug you. Do you put up a hand to stop her and say, "I can't touch right now. It's my time..."
Someone told me about a Niddah that said just that. It turned out that the rejected woman felt offended.
QUESTION:
Was the Niddah in this situation correct? Or did she have another option? Was she being too strict?
I think she was being too strict, as far as I know Niddah should only come into effect between a husband and wife.
ReplyDeleteCheck this out:
DeleteLev. 15:19 "19 “‘When a woman has her regular flow of blood, the impurity of her monthly period will last seven days, and ANYONE who touches her will be unclean till evening."
Even her baby if she is nursing?
ReplyDeleteHa! Touche, Dan. I don't have a response for that one. : )
DeleteWell, my wife just taught me something about women that I didn't know: It turns out that nursing mothers have hormones that completely suppress menstruation. I just checked some medical sources which confirmed that this is true.
DeleteThis is interesting, no?