Leviticus 13:1-14

Leviticus 13:1-14

[1] spake  unto Moses  and Aaron,  saying,  [2] 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:  [3] 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.  [4] 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:  [5] 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:  [6] 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.  [7] But if the scab  spread much  in the skin,  after  that he hath been seen  of the priest  for his cleansing,  he shall be seen  of the priest  again:  [8] And if the priest  see  that, behold, the scab  spreadeth  in the skin,  then the priest  shall pronounce him unclean:  it is a leprosy.  [9] When the plague  of leprosy  is in a man,  then he shall be brought  unto the priest;  [10] 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;  [11] 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.  [12] And if a leprosy  break out  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;  [13] 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.  [14] But when  raw  flesh  appeareth  in him, he shall be unclean.