Leviticus 11
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Leviticus 11:32-36

32And upon whatever any of them, when they are deadH4194, doth fallH5307, it shall be uncleanH2930; whether it is any vesselH3627 of woodH6086, or raimentH899, or skinH5785, or sackH8242, whatever vesselH3627 it is, in which any workH4399 is doneH6213, it must be putH935 into waterH4325, and it shall be uncleanH2930 until the eveningH6153; so it shall be cleansedH2891. 33And every earthenH2789 vesselH3627, into which any of them fallethH5307H8432, whatever is in it shall be uncleanH2930; and ye shall breakH7665 it. 34Of all foodH400 which may be eatenH398, that on which such waterH4325 comethH935 shall be uncleanH2930: and all drinkH4945 that may be drunkH8354 in every such vesselH3627 shall be uncleanH2930. 35And every thing on which any part of their carcaseH5038 fallethH5307 shall be uncleanH2930; whether an ovenH8574, or rangesH3600 for pots, they shall be broken downH5422: for they are uncleanH2931, and shall be uncleanH2931 to you. 36Nevertheless a fountainH4599 or pitH953, in which there is plentyH4723 of waterH4325, shall be cleanH2889: but that which touchethH5060 their carcaseH5038 shall be uncleanH2930.1

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  1. 1. Leviticus 11:36 wherein...: Heb. a gathering together of waters ↩

Commentaries on Leviticus 11

Revised Webster's Bible — 1833 — Public Domain