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An example from Berakot

A zav who has had a seminal emission and a niddah from whom semen escapes (וְנִדָּה שֶׁפָּלְטָה) and a woman who becomes niddah during intercourse require a mikveh.

Interesting this is why religious Jews don't hold their penis when they pee. They worry about any contact with a defiling substance. There is a lot in the writings about what to do when you've had a wet dream. I don't get how they wipe their ass with toilet paper. Surely there are 'bad wipes' which ...

And for the examples listed about where semen or feces are discussed remember there are two ways of looking at masturbation and defecation. There is the act of shitting and 'jacking off' and then there is the result of shitting or 'jacking off.' The legal discussions deal with the result of shitting...

so you admit that it can mean, given the context, "he who releases". And not "he who escapes". The English verb 'to kill' means to cause someone to stop living. A killer is someone who has caused someone to stop living. Someone killed has stopped living. But not all people who h...

How could a word both mean refugee https://he.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/פליט and liberator? You're mentally ill

Does this look like a picture of what Pilate was doing in the gospel?

Modern Hebrew "refugees" = פליטים https://www.google.com/search?client=ms-android-hms-tmobile-us&ei=7UKkXKmBA5f5-gSeqoawBA&q=translate+refugee+hebrew&oq=translate+refugee+hebrew&gs_l=mobile-gws-wiz-serp.3..0i22i30.2086.4346..5155...0.0..0.161.666.6j1......0....1.........0i7...

This is pointless. You are completely clueless

God delivered, delivered by God not God the escapee, God the refugee

But it doesn't mean to deliver someone else

Prisoners who escape happen also to be delivered and receive deliverance