Leviticus Chapter 13 Quiz
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Along with a bright spot, what other two indications were there of the possibility of an infectious skin disease?

  • Flaking or rash
  • Swelling or rash (correct)
  • Redness or swelling
  • Redness or flaking
  • If a person had a swelling that may become an infectious skin disease, to whom were they to be brought?

  • Moses
  • A priest (correct)
  • A prophet
  • A judge
  • In checking for infectious diseases, what indicated that the infection was more than skin deep?

  • If blood could be seen
  • If the hair fell out
  • If the hair turned white (correct)
  • If it itched
  • If the hair on the swelling had turned white, the priest was to pronounce the person ceremonially _______.

    <p>unclean</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If the hair of a swelling did not turn white, what happened to the person?

    <p>The person was isolated for seven days</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If the swelling or rash did not change after seven days, what happened?

    <p>He was isolated another seven days</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If after the second period of isolation, there was still no change, the person was?

    <p>Declared clean but he was to wash his clothes</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What indicated, after the second period of quarantine, that the disease was infectious and the person was to be declared unclean?

    <p>If the rash spread</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What two things were needed to declare a chronic skin disease and the person unclean immediately upon inspection by the priest?

    <p>If the hair turned white and raw flesh in the swelling</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who was not allowed to be put in isolation?

    <p>Someone who had already been declared unclean</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If a person was covered from head to foot and has turned all white, the person was declared ________ by the priest.

    <p>clean</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If the person was covered from head to foot with an infection, what did the priest have to see that resulted in the person's being declared unclean?

    <p>Raw flesh</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If a person had a boil, what two things were used to see if the person had an infectious skin disease besides a white hair in it?

    <p>If a white swelling or a reddish-white spot appeared</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If a person has a boil but no white hair, what was to happen to the person?

    <p>The person was isolated for 7 days</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If the boil had not changed after seven days, it was considered a ______ from the boil and the person pronounced clean.

    <p>scar</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If a person had a burn, all of the following indicated an infectious disease EXCEPT?

    <p>Black spot</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Skin Disease Diagnosis in Leviticus 13

    • Indicators of potential infectious skin disease include a swelling or rash, along with a bright spot.
    • Individuals with suspected skin diseases were to be brought before a priest for examination.

    Priestly Examination Process

    • If a person shows a swelling and the hair turns white, they are declared ceremonially unclean.
    • Initial isolation for seven days is required if the hair does not turn white, allowing for further observation.

    Isolation and Re-Evaluation

    • If no changes occur after the first isolation, extended isolation for another seven days is mandated.
    • Following the second isolation, declaration of cleanliness occurs if no changes are observed and the individual must wash their clothes.

    Criteria for Declaring Unclean

    • A spreading rash indicates that the infection is contagious and results in the individual being declared unclean.
    • Immediate declaration of chronic skin disease can be made if white hair and raw flesh are present upon inspection.

    Isolation Regulations

    • Only those previously declared unclean are prohibited from isolation; others are subject to examination.
    • An individual completely covered with a white skin condition may be declared clean, depending on specific visual evidence from the priest.

    Boils and Burns Examination

    • In cases of boils, the presence of white swelling or reddish-white spots helps in assessment.
    • If no white hair is present on a boil, the individual is isolated for observation for seven days.
    • For burns, a white hair or a reddish-white spot suggests possible infectious disease, while a black spot does not indicate the same.

    Final Declarations

    • If a boil develops within a seven-day period and no signs of infectious disease are present, the condition may be labeled a scar, allowing for a declaration of cleanliness.

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    Test your knowledge of Leviticus Chapter 13 with this engaging quiz. It covers various aspects of infectious skin diseases as outlined in biblical teachings, including symptoms and procedures. Ideal for students and scholars looking to deepen their understanding of biblical law and health.

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