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Leviticus 13:45 · BSB
13:45 A diseased person must wear torn clothes and let his hair hang loose, and he must cover his mouth and cry out, ‘Unclean, unclean!’
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…In Leviticus, I want you to, if you have your Bible, to turn at this scripture and see, so you can feel the weight of what happened to a leper.Leviticus chapter 13. We don't have time to break down. There's so many laws and things, rituals for a leper. Um, but I want you to see this particular verse because of…
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…And so here's Jesus, and he is in the house of Simon the leper. Now, if you ever get bored sometime, or maybe not bored, you just get curious, readLeviticus chapter 13or 14, and it gives you the rules, the laws concerning about how to handle someone who has leprosy. It's an incredible list of details. You've got…
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…who lacks bread. He utters a curse on him that his family forever may have one of these things, one of those things being leprosy. The beginning ofLeviticus chapter 13gives direction as to how the priest was to declare a leper unclean. Priests were given as the judges over what was and wasn't clean. And if…
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…anywhere near the temple where people went to worship God. You were barred. And the way of describing all of this was in one word, unclean. InLeviticus chapter 13, this is just a reference for you, Leviticus 13 verse 45, this is what the law said about those who had leprosy. The person with such an infectious…
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