I suppose, but the point is she didn't depart from the temple precincts. It wasn't necessary to be a Levite to be completely engaged in the service of God in connection with the tabernacle/temple.
I think it happened more than once, but Antiochus was the first I recollect.
You're right about the Biblical law. It requires twisting of other texts to render Jephthah guilty of human sacrifice.
I think it happened more than once, but Antiochus was the first I recollect.
You're right about the Biblical law. It requires twisting of other texts to render Jephthah guilty of human sacrifice.