Leviticus 14:34–45
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34“When you come into the land of Canaan, which I am about to give to you as your possession, and I put mildewy in a house in the land of your possession, 35thenz the one who owns the housea shall come and tell the priest, saying, ‘It appears to me that an infection is in the house.’ 36And the priest shall issue a command, and they shall clear out the house before the priest comes to examine the infection, so thatb all that is in the house might not become unclean; and afterwardc the priest shall go to examine the house. 37And he shall examine the infection, and ifd the infection on the house’s wall has yellowish-green or reddish spots and its appearance is deeper than the surface ofe the wall, 38thenf the priest shall go out from the house to the house’s entrance, and he shall confineg the house for seven days. 39And the priest shall return on the seventh day, and he shall examine the infection,h and ifi the infection has spread on the house’s wall, 40the priest shall issue a command and they shall remove the stones on which is the infection, and they shall throw them outside the cityj on an unclean place. 41Thenk theyl shall scrape off the plasterm from all around the house, and they shall pour out the plaster,n which they scraped off, outside the cityo on an unclean place. 42And they shall take other stones, and they shall putp them in place of those stones, and theyq shall take other plaster,r and theys shall replastert the house.
43“Butu if the infection should return and it breaks out in the house after theyv have removed the stones and after scraping off the plasterw of the house and after it has been replastered,x 44theny the priest shall come, and he shall examine the infection,z and ifa the infection has spread in the house, it is a destructive mildewb in the house—it is unclean. 45Soc he shall break down the house, its stones and its wood and all of the house’s plaster,d and he shall bring it alle outside the cityf to an unclean place.
Footnotes
- yLiterally “an infection of skin disease”
- zOr “and”
- aLiterally “the house is for him”
- bOr “and”
- cLiterally “after thus”
- dLiterally “look” or “behold”
- eImplied by the context
- fOr “and”
- gOr “close up”
- hThe direct object is supplied from context in the English translation
- iLiterally “look” or “behold”
- jLiterally “to from an outside place of the city”
- kOr “And”
- lHebrew “he”
- mThe direct object is supplied from context in the English translation
- nSee HALOT 862 s.v. 3.b
- oLiterally “to from an outside place of the city”
- pLiterally “bring”
- qHebrew “he”
- rSee HALOT 862 s.v. 3.b
- sHebrew “he”
- tImplied by the context; Hebrew “plaster”
- uOr “And”
- vHebrew “he”
- wThe direct object is supplied from context in the English translation
- xImplied by the context; or “plaster”
- yOr “and”
- zThe direct object is supplied from context in the English translation
- aLiterally “look” or “behold”
- bLiterally “infectious disease”
- cOr “And”
- dSee HALOT 862 s.v. 3.b
- eThe direct object is supplied from context in the English translation
- fLiterally “to from an outside place of the city”
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