Where in the bible can I find what sort of wood works best for caning people to within an inch of their life??

Question

Beatings of slaves, wives and children use to be common place, even up to as late as a few decades ago. I assume there are some guidelines as to what kind and how thick the wood of the cane should be.

Jason. That's about a meter and a half long. How thick?

tawaen: That's "rule of thumb" I assume?

Gaila: No dear, that's "canning". Not "Caining", for that would make me an En-Abeler. Mind your twisty fingers as you hype (damn).

Answer 1

for "caning" (sic) people I think you should use glass containters wood is not appropriate.

For caining I prefer a branch of the weeping willow. But my prefernce is poetic, not biblical.

Answer 2

don't know about the answer to your question but you do have the correct word caning is 1 : to beat with a cane
canning is 1: to put in a can : preserve by sealing in airtight cans or jars

Answer 3

3 cubits of Gopher wood

Go with the rule of thumb. At 3 cubits, you want it thick enough so that it won't snap in half, but thin enough that it stings.

Answer 4

All I know is when I get married, my husband can only use a stick the width of his thumb...

Oh, wait, that doesn't apply to me. I've got the Second Ammendment!

Edit: You know it!

Answer 5

In the spine of the bindings

Answer 6

Willow branches work best, but try it out on yourself first.

Answer 7

Haha. That made me laugh out loud. Thanks.
:-)

Answer 8

:)