When woman washed Jesus feet and dried feet with her hair?
109438
That was Mary Magdalen.  Some people believe she was actually the wife of Jesus.
95531
Sorta kinda.  I am from that era.  I have definitely gone through that phase. I have my Mamas and Papas Cds and Peter/Paul& Mary, Doors, etc.  Lots of flowing shirts. I always keep my hair long.  Been into wicca, loooove candles and incense.  So, I guess I fit the mold, so-to-speak. But, you can only wear patchouli so many days of the week, ya know what I mean?  hehe
493230
That's a result of spending much time in prostration during prayer. The skin becomes drier.
925099
It is a twist on scripture. My wife grew up in the same kind of church, a preachers daughter. If these bunch of legalisms would read the bible they would find out that that scripture ends with, "But we have no such customs in our churches." The original intent of this was concerning the Jewish law where women were supposed to cover their heads as a sign of subservience to God and their husbands. It's pure legalism. I have argued on the hair being a coverings also and how ridiculous this is. If hair is considered a covering, then men can go to church without pants on since we have hair covering our legs. It is legalism plain and simple.
62685
Face and hair then hands and feet and legs.
180426
No there isn't, but my family had many servants during that era and I can tell you what each was responsible for. At least one female servant was a Wet Nurse. Women did not breast feed their own babies, it was the duty of the wet nurse. Female servants cleaned and polished furniture, prepared all meals, did laundry, dressed and cared for children of all ages, swept, mopped, if they were literate they also may have kept a "ladies journal" for their matron. Ladies Journals were pretty much a diary. They washed and set their matron's hair, but did NOT sew or repair the matron or master's clothes. They did sew/repair clothing of the children. A man's servant cared for his horse/livery, repaired leatherwork, washed and set his master's hair, and shaved the master with a straight edged razor. He also arranged liaisons with women for the sole purpose of the master's sexual pleasure. He occasionally was responsible for the training of male children, though usually they were sent to a boarding type school after a certain age. The master's servant could be responsible for bookkeeping if he was literate, though this was often NOT the case. He did not prepare meals, but did prepare beverages and deliver refreshments for the master and his guests. Usually the master's servant was also his confidant, though rarely was he trusted with financial matters. He was also responsible for laundering the master's clothes and pressing them, etc.\n\nI hope this helps you. The structure of family in the 19th century will help you to understand the role of servants in that era.
961137
the same way adulters do!  if you recall in the new testament an adulterous woman was thrown at the foot of Jesus and they told him she was caught in the act and the law says to stone her because it was a capital crime back then but he said 'if you have not sinned you may cast the first stone'
100124
well, considering those are normal bodily functions, and Jesus had a normal body, I would have to say yes.\nWhat i wanna know is, how did this even come up?\nyou have an interesting mind.
331959
The day I heard Jesus laugh was both funny and weird.  \n\nThe full story is in link below:
480662
No. In many religions it was required for an older girl or woman to keep her hair at least partially covered. With a hat, scarf, mantilla, or even a paper towel in a pinch.\nA woman's hair was looked upon as a "crowning glory" for her, and it was a simple gesture of humility and modesty for her to wear something on her head.\nThe same wasn't thought about men's hair, so men removed their hats as a show of respect.\nIt's as simple as that. Being an older woman, the Queen probably is just sticking with the old traditions.
138122
I used to be Pentecostal and I followed all of those rules for years. But When I started reading and studying the Bible, I never could find and answer to those questions. In fact I still have yet to find an answer. As it is I shave my legs, cut my hair, and wear pants, make-up and jewelry, and I am closer to God than ever. I honestly don't think he cares, but if anyone can prove me wrong, I'd like to know.
744431
Greetings!\n\nDivine Wisdom, the wife of Christ, the creator of the physical, etc.  to answer your question. And yet, She was equal in all whether She was called Mary Magdalene, Diana, etc.
624859
Mary was a normal human like everyone else.  She never preformed miracles, and she didn't stay a virgin much longer after Jesus was born.  She gave birth to Jesus' brother.    And right now (sorry Catholics) Mary is a dead woman who is nothing special.  What if a woman named "Suzan" gave birth to Jesus?  Would people start praying to "the virgin Suzan"?  Dead people don't hear prayers, only God does.
467475
Yeah, Women feet is considered part of her sexy body. specially when colored lightly.
600003
I had to dry my hair.
784273
I don't think that anyone knows, but she was probably young.  I think that the Hebrew word Alma which is used in Isaiah 7:14 means a young woman of mairrageable age.  But of course to say that she would be a young woman does not contradict the fact that she was a virgin also.  Young women in biblical times were assumed to be virgins because fornicators and adulterers were stoned to death.  Mary was both a young woman and a virgin.  Also, in Isaiah 7:14 it says that there would be a sign which means that there would be something unique about the Christ's birth(virgin birth).  Also, it says that He would be called Immanuel which means "God with us".  Jesus is literally God with us.  www.equip.org
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There is no sin in such a thing. That sounds like legalism to me. As well as quite foolish. The bible never specified this to be wrong.\nPaul only mentioned a womans hair is her glory. Not so as to not cut it.