In Biblical times, these figures could be subjected to sotah, or the ordeal of the bitter water.
In Biblical times, these figures could be subjected to sotah, or the ordeal of the bitter water. In the Gemara, the rules of kol isha prohibit these people from singing, since it is considered ervah to do so in public. The Talmud dictates that they are entitled to one ma'ah per week in addition to medical care and a proper burial. These people are required to perform onah unless they use an eid that indicates they are (*) niddah. To follow tzunit, these people often wear a sheitl, a wig covering their natural hair. This group of people usually do not study the Torah but is called to household duties unless they marry with large dowries. For 10 points, name this specific set of Jewish people that may include Rebekah, Rachel, and Hannah.
In Biblical times, these figures could be subjected to sotah, or the ordeal of the bitter water.
Jewish women [or females; or wives]