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"Once the man with the discharge is cured, he will allow seven days for his purification. He will wash his clothes and wash his body in running water and he will be clean. (Leviticus 15, 13)
"Once she is cured of her discharge, she will allow seven days to go by; after that she will be clean. (Leviticus 15, 28)
"Anyone, citizen or alien, who eats an animal that has died a natural death or been savaged, must wash clothing and body, and will be unclean until evening, but will then be clean. (Leviticus 17, 15)
you for your part will make a distinction between clean animals and unclean ones and between unclean birds and clean ones, and will not make yourselves detestable with any animal or bird or reptile, which I have set apart from you as unclean. (Leviticus 20, 25)
"Anyone of Aaron's line who is afflicted with a contagious skin-disease or a discharge will not eat holy things until he is clean. Anyone who touches anything made unclean by a dead body, or who has a seminal discharge, (Leviticus 22, 4)
At sunset he will be clean and may then eat holy things, for these are his food. (Leviticus 22, 7)
But if she has not made herself unclean, but is clean, then she will go unscathed and will bear children. (Numbers 5, 28)
This is how you must purify them: you will sprinkle them with purifying water, and they will shave their bodies all over and wash their clothes. They will then be clean. (Numbers 8, 7)
But anyone who is clean, or who is not on a journey, but fails to keep the Passover, such a person will be outlawed from his people. For not having brought the offering to Yahweh at its appointed time, the person will bear the consequences of the sin. (Numbers 9, 13)
The man who gathers up the ashes of the heifer must be ritually clean; he will deposit them outside the camp, in a clean place. They will be kept for the ritual use of the Israelite community for making water for purification; it is a sacrifice for sin. (Numbers 19, 9)
Such a person must be purified with these waters on the third and seventh day and will then be clean; otherwise he will not be clean. (Numbers 19, 12)
Someone who is ritually clean will then take some hyssop and dip it in the water. This person will then sprinkle the tent, all the vessels and people who were there, and similarly anyone who has touched human bones, a murder victim, a corpse or a grave. (Numbers 19, 18)
