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Numbers 19:14

Holy Bible: Easy-to-Read Version

“This is the rule about those who die in their tents: If someone dies in the tent, everyone in the tent will be unclean for seven days.

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He must not make himself unclean by touching a dead body. He must not go near a dead body, even if it is his own father or mother.

Those who touch the body of someone who has died are unclean. If they stay unclean and then go to the Lord’s Holy Tent, they make it unclean. So they must be separated from the Israelites. Because the special water was not thrown on them, they remain unclean.

And every jar or pot without a lid becomes unclean.

These are the rules for any infection of leprosy,

These are the rules for anyone with a discharge from the body. These rules are for men who become unclean from a flow of semen.

The Lord said to Moses, “Tell these things to Aaron’s sons, the priests: A priest must not make himself unclean by touching a dead person.

“Tell the people to send away from the camp anyone who is unclean, that is, anyone who has a serious skin disease or discharge and anyone who has touched a dead body.

“If you have taken the Nazirite vow, you must not go near someone who is dying during that special time of dedication. You have given yourself fully to the Lord,

So if you are with someone when they suddenly die, you will be unclean and you will have to shave the hair from your head. You must do that on the seventh day of your purification ceremony when you are made clean.

But some of the people could not celebrate Passover that day. They were unclean because they had touched a dead body. So they went to Moses and Aaron that day

You must wash all of your clothes. You must wash anything made with leather, wool, or wood. You must purify yourselves.”

It will take seven months for the family of Israel to bury them. They must do this to make the land pure.

After the priest has been made clean, he must wait seven days.




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