As part of their covenant with the Lord, the Israelites were given regulations concerning what is considered clean and unclean. At times this is a means of health and well-being, at other times it serves as a distinction from surrounding nations. The term “unclean” doesn’t necessarily mean those things are dirty, germ-infested, or immoral, though some of them certainly are, but these things are all ceremonially unclean; this is how Israel is to be set-apart from other nations, and given fully to the Lord. These regulations would have made Israel a distinct people on the earth, and the nations would know by their actions that they were fully devoted to the Lord.
Leviticus 11 – 1:07 . 
Leviticus 12 – 7:23 . 
Leviticus 13 – 9:29 . 
Leviticus 14 – 20:32 .
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&lt;p&gt;Leviticus 11 – 1:07 . &lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;Leviticus 12 – 7:23 . &lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;Leviticus 13 – 9:29 . &lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;Leviticus 14 – 20:32 .&lt;/p&gt;
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As part of their covenant with the Lord, the Israelites were given regulations concerning what is considered clean and unclean. At times this is a means of health and well-being, at other times it serves as a distinction from surrounding nations. The term “unclean” doesn’t necessarily mean those things are dirty, germ-infested, or immoral, though some of them certainly are, but these things are all ceremonially unclean; this is how Israel is to be set-apart from other nations, and given fully to the Lord. These regulations would have made Israel a distinct people on the earth, and the nations would know by their actions that they were fully devoted to the Lord.

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Leviticus 11-14

Leviticus 11-14

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