Talált 20764 Eredmények: Or
Even the man who has the carrying of the ashes must wash his clothes, and hold himself defiled till evening comes. This is to be a sacred observance for the Israelites, and for aliens who dwell among them, by right unalterable. (Numbers 19, 10)
When a man has touched a dead body, and for a week counts as defiled, (Numbers 19, 11)
with this water he must be sprinkled on the third and the seventh day if he is to be purified; no purification for him on the seventh day unless he has been sprinkled on the third. (Numbers 19, 12)
One who has touched a man’s dead body, and will not use this salve for his cleansing, profanes the Lord’s dwelling-place; he is lost to Israel, unclean still, and bearing the burden of his defilement, until the lustral water sprinkles him. (Numbers 19, 13)
If a man dies in his tent, this is the rule that must be followed; all those who go into the tent incur defilement for seven days, and so does all the furniture in it; (Numbers 19, 14)
nothing escapes defilement except what is covered with a lid or wrapped up. (Numbers 19, 15)
And if a man is killed or dies in the open, anyone who touches his body incurs defilement for seven days; so does anyone who touches some bone of a dead man, or his grave. (Numbers 19, 16)
It was to atone for such faults the victim was burned; a handful of its ashes must be thrown into a vessel that contains fresh water, (Numbers 19, 17)
and some man who is free from defilement, using hyssop for a brush, must sprinkle the tent with it, and the furniture of the tent, and all those who are defiled by contact with death. (Numbers 19, 18)
The man who will not avail himself of such atonement is lost to the congregation; he is a profanation to the Lord’s sanctuary until the lustral water has sprinkled him.✻ (Numbers 19, 20)
This command must never be abrogated. Even the man who has sprinkled the lustral water must wash his clothes, and everyone who has touched it is defiled for the rest of the day. (Numbers 19, 21)
And now, hard put to it for want of water, the people made common cause against Moses and Aaron, (Numbers 20, 2)
