Verse
BSB
Berean Standard Bible
YLT
Young's Literal Translation
Then
the
LORD
said
to
Moses and Aaron,
And
Jehovah
speaketh
unto
Moses ,
and unto
Aaron, saying,
“
When someone
has
a swelling
or rash
or bright spot on
his
skin
that
could
become an
infectious
skin disease
, he must
be
brought to
Aaron the priest or to
one of his sons who
is
a
priest.
`
When a man
hath
in
the
skin
of
his
flesh
a
rising,
or scab,
or bright spot ,
and
it
hath
become in
the
skin of
his
flesh
a
leprous
plague
, then
he hath
been
brought in
unto
Aaron the priest ,
or unto
one of his sons the
priests;
The priest is
to
examine
the infection
on
his
skin, and if
the hair in the infection
has
turned white and the sore
appears
to
be
deeper than the skin ,
it is a skin
disease.
After
the priest examines
him, he
must
pronounce
him unclean.
and
the priest hath
seen
the plague
in
the
skin of
the
flesh
, and the hair in the plague
hath
turned white ,
and the appearance
of
the
plague
`is'
deeper than the skin of
his
flesh
--
it `
is '
a plague
of
leprosy,
and
the priest hath
seen
him, and
hath
pronounced
him unclean.
If ,
however,
the spot on
his
skin
is white and does
not appear
to
be
deeper than the skin, and the
hair in
it
has
not turned white, the priest shall
isolate
the infected
person
for
seven days.
`And
if the bright
spot is white in
the
skin
of
his
flesh,
and its
appearance
is
not deeper than the skin, and its
hair hath
not turned white, then
hath
the priest shut
up
`him
who
hath'
the plague
seven days.
On the seventh day the
priest
is
to
reexamine
him
, and if
he
sees
that
the infection
is
unchanged
and
has
not spread on
the skin, the priest must
isolate
him for
another
seven days.
`And
the
priest
hath
seen
him
on the seventh day, and lo,
the plague
hath
stood
in
his
eyes,
the
plague
hath
not spread in
the skin, and
the priest hath
shut
him up
a
second
seven days.
The priest will
examine
him again
on the seventh day, and if
the sore
has
faded
and has
not spread on
the skin ,
the priest shall
pronounce
him clean ;
it is a rash.
The
person
must
wash
his clothes
and be
clean.
`And
the priest hath
seen
him on the second
seventh day, and lo,
the plague
is
become
weak,
and the
plague
hath
not spread in
the skin --
and
the priest hath
pronounced
him clean ,
it `
is '
a scab,
and
he
hath
washed
his garments,
and hath
been
clean.
But
if the rash
spreads
further
on
his
skin after he
has
shown
himself
to
the priest for his cleansing, he must
present
himself
again
to
the priest .
`And
if the scab
spread
greatly
in
the
skin ,
after his
being
seen
by
the priest for his cleansing, then
he hath
been
seen
a
second
time
by
the priest ;
The priest will
reexamine
him
, and if
the rash
has
spread on
the skin, the priest must
pronounce
him unclean; he
has
a
skin
disease
.
and
the priest hath
seen
, and lo,
the scab
hath
spread in
the skin, and
the priest hath
pronounced
him unclean; it
`is'
leprosy
.
When anyone
develops
a skin
disease
, he must
be
brought to
the priest .
`
When a plague
of
leprosy
is
in
a
man
, then
he hath
been
brought in
unto
the priest ,
The priest will
examine
him
, and if
there
is
a white swelling
on
the skin that
has
turned the hair white, and there
is
raw flesh in the swelling
,
and
the priest hath
seen
, and lo,
a white rising
in
the skin ,
and
it
hath
turned the hair white, and a
quickening
of
raw flesh `is'
in the rising
, --
it is a
chronic
skin disease
and the priest must
pronounce
him unclean .
He need
not isolate
him, for he is unclean.
an
old
leprosy
it `
is '
in
the
skin of
his
flesh,
and the priest hath
pronounced
him unclean ;
he doth
not shut
him up
, for he `
is '
unclean.
But
if the skin
disease
breaks
out all
over
his
skin so
that
it
covers
all the skin of the infected
person
from head to
foot
, as
far
as
the priest can
see
,
`And
if the leprosy
break
out greatly
in
the
skin ,
and
the
leprosy
hath
covered
all the skin of `him
who
hath'
the plague,
from his
head even
unto
his
feet
, to
all
that
appeareth
to
the eyes
of
the
priest,
the priest shall
examine
him
, and if
the disease
has
covered his entire
body
, he is
to
pronounce
the infected
person
clean .
Since
it has
all turned white ,
he is clean.
then
hath
the priest seen
, and lo,
the leprosy
hath
covered all
his flesh
, and
he hath
pronounced
`him
who
hath'
the plague
clean ;
it hath
all turned white ;
he `
is '
clean.
But
whenever
raw flesh appears
on
someone,
he will
be
unclean .
`And
in
the
day
of
raw flesh being
seen
in
him
he is
unclean ;
When
the priest sees
the raw flesh, he
must
pronounce
him unclean .
The raw flesh is unclean ;
it is a
skin
disease
.
and
the priest hath
seen
the raw flesh, and
hath
pronounced
him unclean ;
the raw flesh is unclean ,
it `
is '
leprosy
.
But
if
the raw flesh changes
and turns
white, he must
go
to
the priest .
Or
when
the raw flesh turneth
back,
and hath
been
turned
to
white, then
he hath
come
in
unto
the priest ,
The priest will
reexamine
him, and if
the infection
has
turned white, the priest is
to
pronounce
the
infected
person
clean; then
he is clean.
and
the priest hath
seen
him, and lo,
the plague
hath
been
turned to
white, and
the priest hath
pronounced
clean `him
who
hath'
the
plague
; he `
is '
clean.
When a
boil
appears
on
someone’s
skin and it heals
,
`And
when flesh
hath
in
it,
in
its
skin ,
an
ulcer,
and it hath
been
healed
,
and a white swelling
or a reddish-
white spot develops
where
the
boil
was
, he
must
present
himself
to
the priest .
and there
hath
been
in
the
place
of
the
ulcer
a white rising,
or a bright
white spot, very
red,
then
it
hath
been
seen
by
the priest ,
The priest shall
examine
it
, and if
it
appears
to
be
beneath
the skin and the
hair in
it
has
turned white, the priest shall
pronounce
him unclean; it is a diseased
infection
that
has
broken out in
the
boil
.
and
the priest hath
seen
, and lo,
its
appearance
`is'
lower
than
the skin ,
and its
hair hath
turned white, and
the priest hath
pronounced
him unclean; it `
is '
a plague
of
leprosy
--
in
an
ulcer
it
hath
broken out.
But
when
the priest examines
it, if
there is no white hair in it, and it is not beneath
the skin and has
faded
, the priest shall
isolate
him for
seven days .
`And
if
the priest see
it, and
lo,
there is no white hair in it, and it is not lower
than
the skin ,
and is
become
weak
, then
hath
the priest shut
him up
seven days ;
If it spreads
any
further
on
the skin, the priest must
pronounce
him unclean ;
it is an
infection.
and
if it spread
greatly
in
the skin, then
hath
the priest pronounced
him unclean ,
it `
is '
a
plague;
But
if the spot remains
unchanged
and
does
not spread ,
it is only
the
scar
from
the boil,
and the priest shall
pronounce
him clean.
and
if in
its
place
the bright
spot stay
--
it
hath
not spread --
it `
is '
an
inflammation
of
the ulcer;
and the priest hath
pronounced
him clean.
When there
is
a
burn
on
someone’s
skin and the raw
area
of the burn
becomes
reddish-
white or white,
`Or
when flesh
hath
in
its
skin a
fiery
burning,
and the quickening
of the burning,
the
bright
white spot,
hath
been
very
red
or white,
the priest must
examine
it .
If
the hair in
the
spot
has
turned white and
the spot appears
to
be
deeper than the skin ,
it is a
disease
that
has
broken
out
in the burn.
The priest must
pronounce
him unclean; it is a diseased
infection
.
and
the priest hath
seen
it ,
and
lo,
the hair hath
turned white in
the bright
spot ,
and
its
appearance
`is'
deeper than the skin ;
leprosy
it `
is ',
in the burning
it
hath
broken
out,
and
the priest hath
pronounced
him unclean; it `
is '
a plague
of
leprosy
.
But
if the priest examines
it and there is no white hair in
the spot, and it is not beneath
the skin but
has
faded
, the priest shall
isolate
him for
seven days .
`And
if the priest see
it ,
and lo,
there is no white hair on
the bright
spot, and it is not lower
than
the skin, and
it
is
become
weak,
then
the priest hath
shut
him up
seven days ;
On the seventh day the
priest
is
to
reexamine
him
, and
if it has
spread further
on
the skin, the priest must
pronounce
him unclean; it is a
diseased
infection
.
and
the
priest
hath
seen
him
on the seventh day, if it spread greatly
in
the skin, then
the priest hath
pronounced
him unclean; a
plague
of
leprosy
it `
is '
.
But
if the spot is
unchanged
and
has
not spread on
the skin but
has
faded
, it
is a swelling
from
the burn
, and the priest is
to
pronounce
him clean; for it is only
the
scar
from
the burn
.
`And
if the bright
spot stay
in
its
place,
it
hath
not spread in
the skin, and
is become
weak;
a rising
of
the burning
it
`is'
, and the priest hath
pronounced
him clean; for it `
is '
inflammation
of
the burning
.
If
a man or woman has
an
infection
on
the head or chin
,
`And
when
a man (
or a
woman )
hath
in
him
a
plague
in
the head or in
the
beard
,
the priest shall
examine
the infection
, and if
it
appears
to
be
deeper than the skin and the
hair
in it is
yellow
and
thin, the priest must
pronounce
him unclean; it is a scaly
outbreak,
an
infectious
disease
of the head or chin
.
then
hath
the priest seen
the plague
, and lo,
its
appearance
is
deeper than the skin ,
and in it a
thin shining
hair
, and
the priest hath
pronounced
him unclean; it `
is '
a scall
--
it
`is'
a
leprosy
of the head or of
the
beard
.
But
if
the priest examines
the scaly
infection
and it
does
not appear
to
be
deeper than the skin, and there is no black hair in it, the priest shall
isolate
the infected
person
for
seven days.
`And
when
the priest seeth
the plague
of
the
scall,
and lo,
its
appearance
is
not deeper than the skin, and there is no black hair in it, then
hath
the priest shut
up
`him
who
hath'
the plague
of
the
scall
seven days.
On the seventh day the
priest
is
to
reexamine
the
infection
, and if
the scaly
outbreak
has
not spread and there
is
no
yellow
hair in it, and it
does
not appear
to
be
deeper than the skin,
`And
the
priest
hath
seen
the
plague
on the seventh day, and lo,
the scall
hath
not spread ,
and a
shining
hair hath
not
been
in it, and the
appearance
of
the
scall
is
not deeper than the skin,
then the
person
must
shave
himself except
for
the scaly
area.
Then
the priest shall
isolate
him for
another
seven days.
then he
hath
shaved
himself ,
but
the scall
he
doth
not
shave;
and
the priest hath
shut
up
`
him who
hath'
the
scall
a
second
seven days.
On the seventh day the
priest
shall
examine
the
scaly
outbreak
, and if
it
has
not spread on
the skin and does
not appear
to
be
deeper than the skin, the priest is
to
pronounce
him clean .
He must
wash
his clothes
, and he
will
be
clean.
And
the
priest
hath
seen
the
scall
on the seventh day, and lo,
the
scall
hath
not spread in
the skin ,
and its
appearance
is
not deeper than the skin, and
the priest hath
pronounced
him clean ,
and
he hath
washed
his garments
, and hath
been
clean.
If ,
however,
the scaly
outbreak
spreads
further
on
the skin after his cleansing,
`And
if the scall
spread
greatly
in
the skin after his cleansing,
the priest is
to
examine
him, and if
the scaly
outbreak
has
spread on
the skin, the priest need
not look
for yellow
hair;
the person
is unclean .
and
the priest hath
seen
him, and lo,
the scall
hath
spread in
the skin, the priest seeketh
not for the shining
hair,
he
is unclean ;
If ,
however,
in his sight
the scaly
outbreak
is
unchanged
and black hair has
grown
in it, then
it
has
healed .
He is clean ,
and the priest is
to
pronounce
him clean.
and
if in his eyes
the scall
hath
stayed,
and black hair hath
sprung
up
in it, the
scall
hath
been
healed --
he `
is '
clean --
and the priest hath
pronounced
him clean.
When a man or a
woman has
white
spots
on
the skin,
`And
when a man or woman hath
in
the skin of
their
flesh
bright
spots
, white
bright
spots,
the priest shall
examine
them
, and if
the spots
are
dull
white, it is a harmless
rash
that
has
broken out on
the skin; the
person
is clean.
and
the priest hath
seen
, and lo,
in
the skin
of
their
flesh
white weak
bright
spots
, it `
is '
a freckled
spot
broken out in
the skin; he
`
is '
clean.
Now
if
a
man
loses
his
hair
and is bald, he is still
clean .
`
And when
a
man's
head
`
is '
polished,
he
`is'
bald, he `
is '
clean ;
Or
if his hairline
recedes
and
he is bald on
his
forehead ,
he is still
clean.
and
if from
the
corner
of
his face
his
head
is
polished,
he `
is '
bald of
the
forehead ;
he `
is '
clean.
But
if
there is a
reddish-white
sore
on
the bald head or forehead, it is an
infectious
disease
breaking out on
it.
`And
when
there is in
the bald back
of
the
head ,
or in
the
bald
forehead, a
very
red
white
plague,
it `
is '
a
leprosy
breaking out in
the
bald
back
of
the
head,
or
in
the
bald
forehead;
The priest is
to
examine
him, and if
the swelling
of the infection
on
his
bald head or forehead is reddish-white
like
a
skin disease
,
and
the priest hath
seen
him, and lo,
the rising
of the very
red
white
plague
in
the
bald back
of
the
head ,
or in
the
bald
forehead ,
`
is '
as
the
appearance
of
leprosy,
in
the
skin of
the
flesh
,
the
man
is diseased;
he is unclean .
The priest must
pronounce him unclean because
of
the
infection
on
his head.
he
`
is '
a
leprous
man,
he `
is '
unclean ;
the priest doth
pronounce him utterly
unclean ;
his plague
`is'
in
his
head.
A
diseased
person
must
wear
torn
clothes
and
let
his hair
hang
loose
, and he
must
cover
his mouth
and cry
out
, ‘
Unclean ,
unclean! ’
`As
to
the
leper
in
whom
`is'
the
plague,
his garments
are
rent
, and his head
is
uncovered,
and he
covereth
over
the
upper
lip
, and
`
Unclean !
unclean! '
he
calleth;
As
long
as
he
has
the infection,
he remains
unclean .
He must
live
alone in
a
place
outside the camp.
all
the days
that
the
plague
`is'
in
him
he is
unclean ;
he `is'
unclean,
alone he
doth
dwell,
at
the
outside of
the camp `is'
his
dwelling
.
If
any
fabric
is contaminated
with
mildew
—
any wool or linen
garment,
`And
when
there
is in
any garment
a
plague
of
leprosy,
--
in
a
garment
of
wool ,
or in
a
garment of
linen
,
any
weave
or knit
of linen or wool, or any article
of leather—
or in
the
warp,
or
in
the
woof,
of linen or of
wool, or in
a
skin,
or
in
any work
of skin,
and if
the mark
in the fabric,
leather
, weave
, knit
, or leather
article
is
green
or red
, then
it is contaminated
with
mildew
and must
be
shown
to
the priest.
and the plague
hath
been
very
green
or
very
red
in the garment
, or
in
the
skin
, or
in
the
warp
, or in
the
woof,
or in
any
vessel
of
skin
, it `
is '
a
plague
of
leprosy,
and it
hath
been
shewn
the priest.
And the priest is
to
examine
the mildew
and isolate
the contaminated
fabric
for
seven days .
`
And the priest hath
seen
the plague,
and hath
shut
up
`that
which
hath'
the plague,
seven days ;
On the seventh day the
priest
shall
reexamine
it
, and if
the mildew
has
spread in the fabric
, weave
, knit
, or leather
, then
regardless
of how
it
is
used,
it
is a
harmful
mildew
; the article
is unclean.
and
he
hath
seen
the
plague
on the seventh day, and the plague
hath
spread in the garment
, or
in
the
warp
, or
in
the
woof
, or in
the
skin
, of all
that
is made
of
skin
for
work
; the plague
`
is '
a
fretting
leprosy,
it
`is'
unclean.
He is
to
burn
the fabric,
weave
, or knit
, whether
the contaminated
item
is
wool or linen or leather.
Since
the mildew
is harmful,
the
article
must
be
burned
up
.
`And
he hath
burnt
the garment
, or the
warp
, or
the woof,
in
wool or in
linen ,
or any
vessel
of
skin
in
which
the plague
is ;
for
it
`is'
a
fretting
leprosy;
with
fire
it
is
burnt
.
But
when
the priest reexamines
it
, if
the mildew
has
not spread in the fabric
, weave
, knit
, or leather
article
,
`And
if
the priest see
, and
lo,
the plague
hath
not spread in the garment
, or
in
the
warp
, or
in
the
woof
, or in
any
vessel
of
skin
,
the priest is
to
order
the
contaminated
article
to
be
washed and isolated
for
another
seven days.
then
hath
the priest commanded,
and
they
have
washed that
in
which
the
plague
`is',
and he
hath
shut
it
up
a
second
seven days.
After it has
been washed, the
priest
is
to
reexamine
it,
and if
the mildewed
article
has
not changed in
appearance
, it
is
unclean.
Even
though
the mildew
has
not spread, you
must
burn it ,
whether
the
rot
is on
the
front
or
back.
And
the
priest
hath
seen
`that
which
hath'
the
plague
after it hath
been washed, and lo,
the plague
hath
not changed its
aspect
, and
the plague
hath
not spread, --
it
`is'
unclean;
with
fire
thou
dost
burn it ;
it
`
is '
a
fretting
in
its
back -part
or
in
its
front-part
.
If the priest examines
it
and the mildew
has
faded
after it has
been washed, he must
cut
the
contaminated
section
out of the fabric
, leather
, weave
, or knit.
`And
if the priest hath
seen,
and lo,
the plague
`is'
become
weak
after it hath
been washed, then
he hath
rent
it
out of the garment
, or
out
of
the
skin
, or
out
of
the
warp
, or out
of
the
woof;
But
if it reappears
in the fabric
, weave
, or knit
, or on
any leather
article
, it is spreading.
You
must
burn the contaminated
article
.
and
if it still
be
seen
in the garment
, or
in
the
warp
, or in
the
woof
, or in
any vessel
of
skin
, it `
is '
a
fretting;
with
fire
thou
dost
burn it
--
that
in
which
the plague
`is'
.
If
the
mildew
disappears
from
the fabric
, weave
, or knit
, or any leather
article
after
washing
, then it is
to
be
washed again
, and it
will
be
clean.
`And
the garment
, or
the
warp
, or the
woof
, or any vessel
of
skin
which
thou
dost
wash
when
the
plague
hath
turned
aside
from
them
, then it hath
been
washed a
second
time
, and hath
been
clean.
This is the law concerning
a mildew
contamination
in wool or linen fabric
, weave,
or knit
, or any leather
article
, for
pronouncing
it clean or unclean. ”
`
This `
is '
the law of
a plague
of
leprosy
`
in '
a
garment
of
wool or of
linen, or of
the
warp
or
of
the
woof
, or of
any vessel
of
skin
, to
pronounce
it clean or to
pronounce
it
unclean. '
Scripture text: Berean Standard Bible and Young's Literal Translation. Public domain; source text distributed by BSB Publishing, LLC.; Public domain..