Hey, you're listening to A Year in the Bible with Daily Grace. We are walking through the book

of Leviticus. It's Shelby and C.J. And today we're in Leviticus, chapters 13 through 15. So yesterday,

CJ, you told us that these two chapters are part of the section of Leviticus that's

dealing with clean and unclean. Can you just like remind us where we're at with that?

Yeah, so after Nadav and Avivu die and their corpses are messing up the tabernacle, Moses looks

at Aaron and he says, you need to be able to distinguish between the holy and the common,

the pure and the impure, or clean and unclean. So Leviticus 11 through 15 are dealing with

clean and unclean, or pure and impure. And today's chapters, Leviticus 13 through 15, are

continuing that theme. In the previous episode, we talked about unclean animals and how it's,

how they represent disorderedness and how the Israelite diet is supposed to mimic God's

ordered creation. We also talked about Leviticus 12 and how through the loss of blood during

childbirth, the woman who's giving birth has a brush with death, so she needs a purification offering

to wipe away that brush with death.

And that brings us to these chapters today.

Okay, great.

Well, then let's walk through 13 through 13 through 15.

What do we see here?

Okay.

So we said, Leviticus is kind of weird.

So these chapters are a little weird.

In Leviticus 13 and 14, we talk about

skin diseases and skin ailments and also airborne molds. And the same word is used to describe

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