[count-your-change]

Oh! Just women that worked on temple objects now. Since what you misquoted has no “links”, no temple virgins, etc. no one in “cloisters”, no “Womens Court” in Samuel's life time, the attendants of 1 Samuel are all males.

In short the Talmud is what I said, the opinion of the rabbis that cannot be relied upon.

[annalex]

Correct, the Talmud reference only shows that there were women working on the diverse temple objects. Other references are to virgins secluded in the temple, yet other, of women serving in some unspecified role at the door of the tabernacle. Also common sense shows that married women or old women would not be employed by the temple for reasons of them either busy serving their husbands or being frail. I suggest, why don’t you re-read the material presented in post 41 since it appears you did not get it the first time around. If you have new questions, or do additional research, I’ll be happy to reply.

I also would like to know where is my “misquote” that you second time accuse me of.