Your comment sounds defensive & that means you likely realize you are incorrect.  As I stated not all Jewish sects back in Jesus' time or now separated women out nor is this indicated in the bible or in Jesus actions with women. Exodus is my proof as it does not segregate. JC healed a women who was bent over & called her to the center of the temple when he did so & on a Sabbath.  If Jesus believed she should be separated out during temple worship he would have met her outside.  Women were kept outside during worship during the time of menses or while they were bleeding but scripture does not demand women be kept out when they are not bleeding (although there were sects who did).  Men who were bleeding or sick also had to stay in a periphery area instead of in the center area.  This is because the Jews & the law viewed blood issue as sacramentally unclean.  Jesus even breaks this law later on because all who are his disciples are made sacramentally clean thru him so this bias is sin now