Verse
YLT
Young's Literal Translation
KJV
King James Version
And Jehovah
speaketh
unto Moses ,
and unto
Aaron, saying,
And the
LORD
spake
unto Moses and Aaron, saying,
`
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 ;
When a man shall
have
in the skin of his flesh a rising, a
scab, or bright spot, and it be
in the skin of his flesh like
the
plague of
leprosy;
then he shall
be
brought unto Aaron the priest, or unto one of his sons the priests :
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.
And the priest shall
look
on
the plague in the skin of the flesh :
and when
the hair in the plague is
turned white, and the plague in
sight
be
deeper than the skin of his flesh ,
it is a plague of leprosy :
and the priest shall
look
on
him, and pronounce
him unclean.
`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 .
If the bright spot be
white in the skin of his flesh, and in
sight
be
not deeper than the skin, and the
hair thereof
be
not turned white ;
then the priest shall
shut up him that
hath the plague 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 .
And the priest shall
look
on him
the seventh day :
and, behold,
if
the plague in his sight
be
at
a
stay
, and
the plague spread not
in the skin ;
then
the priest shall
shut him up seven days more:
`
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.
And the priest shall
look
on him
again
the seventh day :
and, behold,
if
the plague be
somewhat
dark
, and the plague spread not
in the skin ,
the priest shall
pronounce
him clean :
it is but
a scab :
and he shall
wash
his clothes
, and be
clean.
`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 ;
But
if the scab spread much
abroad
in the skin, after that
he
hath
been
seen of
the priest for his cleansing, he shall
be
seen of
the priest again.
and the priest hath
seen
, and
lo
, the scab hath
spread
in the skin, and
the priest hath
pronounced
him unclean ;
it `
is '
leprosy.
And if
the priest see
that
, behold
, the scab spreadeth
in the skin, then
the priest shall
pronounce
him unclean :
it is a
leprosy.
`
When a
plague of leprosy is in a man, then he hath
been
brought in
unto the priest ,
When the
plague of leprosy is in a man, then he shall
be
brought unto the priest ;
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 ,
--
And the priest shall
see
him:
and, behold,
if
the
rising be
white
in the skin, and it have
turned the hair white, and there
be
quick
raw flesh in the rising ;
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.
It
is
an old leprosy in the skin of his flesh, and the priest shall
pronounce
him unclean ,
and
shall
not shut him up :
for he is unclean.
`
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 ,
And if a
leprosy break out abroad
in the skin, and the leprosy cover
all the skin of him that
hath the plague from his head even to
his foot
, wheresoever
the priest looketh;
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.
Then the priest shall
consider:
and, behold,
if
the leprosy have
covered all his flesh, he shall
pronounce
him clean
that
hath the plague :
it is
all turned white :
he is clean.
`And
in
the
day
of
raw flesh being
seen
in him he is
unclean ;
But
when
raw flesh appeareth
in him ,
he shall
be
unclean .
and the priest hath
seen
the raw flesh, and hath
pronounced
him unclean ;
the raw flesh is unclean ,
it `
is '
leprosy.
And the priest shall
see
the raw flesh, and pronounce
him to
be
unclean :
for
the raw flesh is unclean :
it is a
leprosy.
Or when
the raw flesh turneth
back
, and hath
been
turned
to
white, then
he hath
come in
unto the priest ,
Or if
the raw flesh turn
again
, and be
changed
unto
white, he shall
come unto the priest ;
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.
And the priest shall
see
him :
and, behold,
if
the plague be
turned into
white ;
then
the priest shall
pronounce
him clean
that
hath the plague :
he is clean.
`And
when
flesh hath
in it
, in its
skin, an
ulcer
, and it
hath
been
healed,
The
flesh also,
in which
, even
in the
skin thereof
, was
a
boil
, and is
healed,
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 ,
And in the place of the boil
there
be
a white rising, or a bright spot, white
, and
somewhat
reddish,
and
it be
showed
to
the priest ;
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.
And if,
when
the priest seeth
it
, behold
, it
be
in
sight
lower than the skin, and the
hair thereof
be
turned white ;
the priest shall
pronounce
him unclean :
it is a plague of leprosy broken out of
the
boil
.
`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 ;
But
if the priest look
on
it, and, behold,
there be
no white hairs
therein
, and if
it be
not lower than the skin, but
be
somewhat
dark;
then the priest shall
shut him up seven days :
and if it spread greatly
in the skin, then hath
the priest pronounced
him unclean ,
it `
is '
a plague ;
And if it spread much
abroad
in the skin, then the priest shall
pronounce
him unclean :
it is a plague .
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.
But
if the bright spot stay in
his
place,
and
spread not,
it is a
burning
boil
; and the priest shall
pronounce
him clean.
`
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 ,
Or if
there
be
any
flesh ,
in the
skin whereof
there
is
a hot
burning, and the quick
flesh
that
burneth
have
a
white bright
spot, somewhat
reddish,
or white ;
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.
Then
the priest shall
look
upon
it :
and, behold,
if
the hair in the bright spot be
turned
white
, and it
be
in
sight
deeper than the skin; it is a
leprosy
broken out of
the burning:
wherefore
the
priest shall
pronounce
him unclean :
it is the
plague of leprosy.
`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 ;
But
if the priest look
on
it, and, behold,
there be
no white hair in
the bright spot, and it be
no
lower than the other
skin, but
be
somewhat
dark;
then the priest shall
shut him up seven days :
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'
.
And the priest shall
look
upon
him the seventh day :
and
if it be
spread much
abroad
in the skin, then the priest shall
pronounce
him unclean :
it
is
the
plague of leprosy.
`
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.
And if the bright spot stay in his
place, and
spread not
in the skin, but
it
be
somewhat
dark
; it
is
a rising of the burning, and the priest shall
pronounce
him clean :
for it is an
inflammation of the burning.
`And
when
a man (
or a
woman )
hath
in
him
a plague in
the head or in
the beard ,
If
a man or woman have
a plague upon
the head or the beard ;
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.
Then the priest shall
see
the plague :
and, behold,
if
it
be
in
sight
deeper than the skin ;
and there
be
in it a yellow
thin hair ;
then
the priest shall
pronounce
him unclean :
it is a dry
scall ,
even
a leprosy upon
the head or beard.
`
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 .
And if
the priest look
on
the plague of the scall, and, behold,
it
be
not in
sight
deeper than the skin, and that
there is no black hair in it ;
then the priest shall
shut up him that
hath the plague of the scall seven days :
`
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 ,
And in
the seventh
day
the priest
shall
look
on the plague:
and, behold,
if
the scall spread not
, and there
be
in it no
yellow
hair
, and the scall be
not in
sight
deeper than the skin ;
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 .
He shall
be
shaven
, but the scall shall
he not shave; and the priest shall
shut up him that
hath the scall seven days more:
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.
And in
the seventh
day
the priest
shall
look
on the scall:
and, behold,
if
the scall be
not spread in the skin, nor
be
in
sight
deeper than the skin ;
then
the priest shall
pronounce
him clean :
and he shall
wash
his clothes
, and be
clean.
`And
if the scall spread greatly
in the skin after his cleansing ,
But
if the scall spread much
in the skin after his cleansing ;
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 ;
Then
the priest shall
look
on
him :
and, behold,
if
the scall be
spread in the skin, the priest shall
not seek
for yellow
hair ;
he is unclean .
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.
But
if the scall be
in
his
sight
at
a
stay
, and that
there
is
black hair grown
up therein;
the scall is
healed ,
he is clean :
and the priest shall
pronounce
him clean.
`And
when
a man or woman hath
in the skin of their flesh bright spots, white bright spots ,
If
a man also
or a
woman have
in the skin of their flesh bright spots, even
white bright spots ;
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.
Then
the priest shall
look:
and, behold,
if
the
bright
spots
in the skin of their flesh be
darkish
white ;
it is a freckled spot that
groweth
in the skin; he is clean.
`
And when
a
man's
head
`
is '
polished
, he `
is '
bald ,
he
`
is '
clean ;
And the
man
whose
hair
is fallen
off
his
head
, he is bald ;
yet
is he
clean .
and if
from the corner
of his face
his
head is
polished
, he `
is '
bald
of
the
forehead ;
he
`
is '
clean.
And he
that
hath
his
hair
fallen
off
from the part
of his head toward
his
face
, he is forehead bald:
yet
is he
clean.
`
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 ;
And if
there be
in the bald head, or bald forehead, a white reddish
sore;
it is a leprosy sprung
up
in his
bald head, or his
bald forehead .
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 ,
Then
the priest shall
look
upon
it:
and, behold,
if
the rising of the sore
be
white reddish
in his
bald head, or in his
bald forehead, as the leprosy appeareth
in the skin of the flesh ;
he `
is '
a leprous man, he `
is '
unclean ;
the priest doth
pronounce him utterly unclean; his plague `
is '
in his head.
He is a leprous man, he is unclean :
the priest shall
pronounce him utterly unclean; his plague is in his head.
`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;
And
the leper in whom the plague is
, his clothes
shall
be
rent, and his head bare
, and he shall
put
a
covering
upon
his
upper lip, and shall
cry,
Unclean ,
unclean .
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
.
All the days wherein
the plague shall
be
in him he shall
be
defiled
; he is unclean :
he shall
dwell alone;
without
the camp shall
his habitation
be
.
`And
when
there
is
in
any
garment a
plague of leprosy ,
--
in a garment of
wool
, or in
a garment
of
linen ,
The
garment also
that
the
plague of leprosy is
in ,
whether
it
be
a woolen
garment, or a linen garment;
or
in the warp, or in
the
woof ,
of linen or
of
wool
, or in a skin, or in any work
of skin ,
Whether
it
be
in the warp, or woof ;
of linen, or of
woolen;
whether
in a skin, or in any thing
made
of skin ;
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 if
the plague be
greenish
or reddish
in the garment, or in the skin, either
in the warp, or in the woof, or in any thing
of skin ;
it is a plague of leprosy, and shall
be
showed
unto
the priest :
`
And the priest hath
seen
the plague, and hath
shut up `
that which
hath '
the plague ,
seven days ;
And the priest shall
look
upon
the plague, and shut up it
that hath the plague seven days :
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.
And he shall
look
on
the plague on the seventh day :
if
the plague be
spread in the garment, either
in the warp, or in the woof, or in a
skin, or
in
any
work
that is made of skin; the plague is a fretting leprosy ;
it is unclean.
`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.
He shall
therefore
burn
that
garment, whether
warp or woof, in woolen
or in linen, or any thing
of skin ,
wherein
the plague is :
for it is a fretting leprosy; it shall
be
burnt in
the
fire
.
`
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 ,
And if the priest shall
look
, and, behold,
the plague be
not spread in the garment, either
in the warp, or in the woof, or in any thing
of skin ;
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 .
Then the priest shall
command
that they
wash
the thing
wherein
the
plague is, and he shall
shut it up seven days more:
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
.
And the priest shall
look
on
the plague ,
after that
it is
washed :
and, behold,
if
the plague have
not changed his
color
, and the plague be
not spread ;
it is unclean; thou shalt
burn it in
the
fire
; it is fret
inward,
whether
it
be
bare
within
or without
.
`
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 ;
And if the priest look
, and, behold,
the plague be
somewhat
dark
after the
washing
of
it ;
then he shall
rend
it out of the garment, or out of the skin, or out of the warp, or out of the woof :
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 '
.
And if it appear
still in the garment, either
in the warp, or in the woof, or in any thing
of skin ;
it is a spreading
plague:
thou shalt
burn that wherein
the plague is with
fire
.
`
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.
And the garment, either
warp, or woof, or whatsoever
thing
of skin it
be,
which thou shalt
wash ,
if
the plague be
departed
from them, then it shall
be
washed the
second time, and shall
be
clean.
`
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. '
This is the law of the
plague of leprosy in a garment of woolen
or linen, either
in
the warp ,
or woof, or any thing
of skins
, to pronounce it clean ,
or to pronounce it unclean.
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