Leviticus 14:3-9

3The priest must go outside the camp and he must look at the person. If the disease has gone away,

4he must speak to the person. He must tell the person that he must bring two birds. They must be birds that are good for food. The birds must be alive. They must also bring wood from the cedar tree, red wool and some hyssop.

5The priest will bring a pot with water in it. He will hold one of the birds over the pot and he will kill it.

6The priest will take the other bird and the wood from the cedar tree. He will take the red wool and the hyssop. He will put all of them into the blood of the dead bird.

7The priest will shake the blood over the person who had the disease. He will do this seven times. The priest will then say that the person is clean. The priest will let the live bird go. It will fly away.

8The person who had the disease must wash his clothes. He must wash his body with water and he must cut off all his hair. Then he will be clean. He can go into the camp. But he must stay outside the home that he has made from animal skins for seven days.

9On day seven, he must cut all the hair off his head and his face. He must wash his clothes and his body with water.