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11100
# 31
11101
# 2,54-57 13:59
* whose hand.
# 10,21 Ps 72:12-14 136:23 Mt 11:5 1Co 1:27,28
11102
# 33
11103
* When.
# 23:10 25:2 Nu 35:10 De 7:2 12:1,8 19:1 26:1 27:3
* which I.
# Ge 12:7 13:17 17:8 Nu 32:32 De 12:9,10 32:49 Jos 13:1
* I put the plague of leprosy.
It was probably from this text, that the leprosy has been in
general considered to be a supernatural disease, inflicted
immediately by God himself; but it cannot be inferred from
this expression, as it is well known, that in Scripture, God
is frequently represented as doing what, in the course of his
providence, he only permits to be done.
# Ex 15:26 De 7:15 1Sa 2:6 Pr 3:33 Isa 45:7 Am 3:6 6:11 Mic 6:9
11104
* a plague.
# De 7:26 Jos 7:21 1Sa 3:12-14 1Ki 13:34 Ps 91:10 Pr 3:33
# Zec 5:4
11105
* empty. or, prepare. be not made.
# 1Co 15:33 2Ti 2:17,18 Heb 12:15 Re 18:4
11106
# 13:3,19,20,42,49
11107
# 13:50
11108
# 13:7,8,22,27,36,51
The consideration of the circumstances will exhibit the
importance and the propriety of the Mosaic ordinance on the
subject of the house leprosy. 1. Moses ordained that the
owner of a house, when any suspicious spots appeared on the
walls, should be bound to give notice of it, in order that
the house might be inspected; and that person, as in the case
of the human leprosy, was to be the priest, whose duty it
was. Now this would serve to check the mischief at its very
origin, and make every one attentive to observe it. 2. On
notice being given, the priest was to inspect the house, but
the occupant had liberty to remove everything previously out
of it; and that this might be done, the priest was empowered
to order it ex officio; for whatever was found within a house
declared unclean, became unclean along with it. 3. If, on
the first inspection, the complaint did not appear wholly
without foundation, but suspicious spots or dimples were
actually to be seen, the house was to be shut up for seven
days and then to be inspected anew. If, in this interval,
the evil did not spread, it was considered as have been a
circumstance merely accidental, and the house was not
polluted; but if it had spread, it was not considered a
harmless accident, but the real house leprosy; and the stones
affected with it were to be broken out of the wall, and
carried to an unclean place without the city, and the walls
of the whole house here scraped and plastered anew. 4. If,
after this, the leprosy broke out afresh, the whole house was
to be pulled down, and the materials carried without the
city. Moses therefore, never suffered a leprous house to
stand. 5. If, on the other hand, the house being inspected
a second time, was found clean, it was solemnly so declared,
and offering made on the occasion; in order that every one
might know for certain that it was not infected, and the
public be freed from all fears on that score. By this law
many evils were actually prevented--it would check the
mischief in its very origin, and make every one attentive to
observe it: the people would also guard against those
impurities whence it arose, and thus the health be preserved
and not suffer in an infected house. These Mosaic statues
were intended to prevent infection by the sacred obligations
of religion. Ceremonial laws many keep more conscientiously
and sacredly than moral precepts.
11109
* take away.
# Ps 101:5,7,8 Pr 22:10 25:4,5 Isa 1:25,26 Mt 18:17 Joh 15:2
# 1Co 5:5,6,13 Tit 3:10 2Jo 1:10,11 Re 2:2,6,14-16,20
* without the city.
# Re 22:15
11110
* into an unclean place.
# Job 36:13,14 Isa 65:4 Mt 8:28 24:51 1Ti 1:20 Re 22:15
11111
# Ge 18:19 Jos 24:15 2Ch 17:7-9 19:5-7 29:4,5 Ps 101:6
# Ac 1:20-26 1Ti 5:9,10,21,22 2Ti 2:2 Tit 1:5-9
11112
# Jer 6:28-30 Eze 24:13 Heb 6:4-8 2Pe 2:20,22 Jude 1:12
11113
# 13:51,52 Zec 5:4
11114
* break down.
# 1Ki 9:6-9 2Ki 10:27 17:20-23 18:4 25:4-12,25,26 Jer 52:13
# Eze 5:4 Mt 22:7 24:2 Ro 11:7-11 Re 11:2
* into an unclean place.
# 41
11115
* shall be unclean.
# 11:24,25,28 15:5-8,10 17:15 22:6 Nu 19:7-10,21,22
11116
* wash his clothes.
# 8,9
11117
* shall come in. Heb. in coming in shall come in, etc.
because.
# 3 Job 5:18 Ho 6:1 Mr 5:29,34 Lu 7:21 1Co 6:11
11118
# 4-7
11119
# 50
11120
# 51
11121
# 52
11122
# 20
11123
* the law.
# 2,32 6:9,14,25 7:1,37 11:46 15:32 Nu 5:29 6:13 19:14 De 24:8
* scall.
# 13:30,31
11124
* the leprosy.
# 13:47-59
* of a house.
# 34
11125
* a rising.
# 13:2
11126
* teach.
# 10:10 Jer 15:19 Eze 44:23
* when it is unclean, and when it is clean. Heb. in the day of
the unclean, and in the day of the clean. this is.
# De 24:8
11127
1 The uncleanness of men in their issues.
13 The cleansing of them.
19 The uncleanness of women in their issues.
28 Their cleansing.
* Aaron.
# 11:1 13:1 Ps 25:14 Am 3:7 Heb 1:1
11128
* unto the.
# De 4:7,8 Ne 9:13,14 Ps 78:5 147:19,20 Ro 3:2
* when any man.
It is not necessary to consider particularly the laws
contained in this chapter, the letter of the text being in
general sufficiently plain. It may, however, be observed,
that from the pains which persons rendered unclean were
obliged to take, the ablutions and separations which they
must observe, and the privations to which they must in
consequence be exposed, in the way of commerce, traffic,
etc., these laws were admirably adapted to prevent contagion
of every kind, by keeping the whole from the diseased, and to
hinder licentious indulgences and excesses of every
description.
# 22:4 Nu 5:2 2Sa 3:29 Mt 9:20 Mr 5:25 7:20-23 Lu 8:43
* running issue. or, running of the reins.
11129
# 12:3 Eze 16:26 23:20
11130
* thing. Heb. vessel. be unclean.
# 1Co 15:33 Eph 5:11 Tit 1:15
11131
# 11:25,28,32 13:6,34 14:8,9,27,46,47 16:26,28 17:15
# Nu 19:10,22 Ps 26:6 51:2,7 Isa 1:16 22:14 Eze 36:25,29
# Heb 9:14,26 10:22 Jas 4:8 Re 7:14
11132
# Isa 1:16 Jas 4:8
11133
# 7
11134
# Isa 1:16 Ga 1:8,9 1Ti 4:1-3 Tit 1:9,10 2Pe 2:1-3 Jas 4:8
# Jude 1:4
11135
* saddle.
The word {merchav,} from {rachav,} to ride, here rendered by
our translators saddle, and frequently chariot. Mr. Harmer
thinks rather means a litter, or {coune,} of which we have
already given a description in Ge 31:34.
# Ge 31:34
11136
# 5,8 Ps 26:6 Jas 4:8
11137
* whomsoever.
It is rather doubtful whether the words hath not rinsed his
hands in water refer to him who was diseased, or to him who
had his hands touched. Most understand it of the former,
that if the person who had the issue rinsed his hands in
water, just before he touched any one, he did not communicate
any pollution; otherwise, he did. But the Syriac refers it
to the person touched by him, though it seems strange that he
should be cleansed by washing his hands, when perhaps some
other part was touched.
11138
* vessel.
# 6:28 11:32,33 Pr 1:21,23 3:21 2Co 5:1 Php 3:21
* shall be broken.
# Ps 2:9
11139
* seven days.
# 28 8:33 9:1 14:8,10 Ex 29:35,37 Nu 12:14 19:11,12
* wash.
# 5,10,11 Jer 33:8 Eze 36:25-29 2Co 7:1 Jas 4:8 Re 1:5
11140
# 29,30 1:14 12:6,8 14:22-31 Nu 6:10 2Co 5:21 Heb 7:26 10:10,12
# Heb 10:14
11141
* the one.
# 5:7-10 14:19,20,30,31
* an atonement.
# 4:20,26,31,35 12:7 14:18 Nu 15:25 25:13 Mt 3:17 Eph 1:6
# Heb 1:3
11142
# 5 22:4 De 23:10,11 2Co 7:1 1Pe 2:11 1Jo 1:7
11143
* skin.
The poorer class of Arabs of our times make use of mats in
their tents; and other inhabitants of these countries, who
affect ancient simplicity of manners, make use of goat-skins.
Dr. R. Chandler, in his Travels in Greece, tells us, that he
saw some dervishes at Athens sitting on goat-skins; and that
he was afterwards conducted into a room furnished in like
manner, with the same kind of carpeting, where he was treated
with a pipe and coffee by the chief dervish. Those that are
at all acquainted with Oriental manners, in these later
times, know that their dervishes (who are a sort of
Mohammedan devotees, a good deal resembling the begging
friars of the church or Rome) affect great simplicity, and
even sometimes austerity, in their dress and way of living.
As these dervishes that Dr. Chandler visited sat on
goat-skins, and used no other kind of carpet for the
accommodation of those who visited them: so it should seem
that the Israelites in the wilderness made use of skins for
mattresses to lie upon, and consequently, we may equally
suppose to sit upon in the day time, instead of a carpet.
11144
* the woman.
# 5 Eph 4:17-19 5:3-11 2Ti 2:22 1Pe 2:11
* unclean.
# Ex 19:15 1Sa 21:4,5 Ps 51:5 1Co 6:12,18 1Th 4:3-5 Heb 13:4
11145
* and her issue.
# 12:2,4 20:18 La 1:8,9,17 Eze 36:17 Mt 15:19 Mr 5:25
* put apart. Heb. in her separation.
11146
# 4-9 Pr 2:16-19 5:3-13 6:24,35 7:10-27 9:13-18 22:27 Ec 7:26
# 1Co 15:33
11147
# 5,6 Isa 22:14 2Co 7:1 Heb 9:26 Re 7:14
11148
# 22
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# 23