Original sentence: Like Karaites, Torah-submissive Christians generally do not feel bound to Jewish oral law, so tzitziot may vary in appearance and may contain blue which is not halakha derived.See main article: Tzitzit.This practice is derived from commands found in the Biblical books of Numbers and Deuteronomy (,.Tzitziot (pl) are found both in Christian scripture and in limited segments of Christian practice.Tzitzit (Hebrew: Biblical ציצת Modern ציצית) are fringes or tassels worn primarily by observant Jews on the corners of four-cornered garments, including the tallit (prayer shawl)
Edited sentence: Christianity and fringed garments.Like Karaites, Torah-submissive Christians generally do not feel bound to Jewish oral law, so tzitziot may vary in appearance and may contain blue which is not halakhically derived (as described above).Some claim that it has a source in scripture, based on Judaism's Tzitzit, even though it is not a requirement of the Christian religion