Levítico 14:2

2 «Las siguientes instrucciones son para los que buscan la purificación ceremonial de una enfermedad cutánea:
los que han sido sanados deben ser llevados al sacerdote,

Levítico 14:2 Meaning and Commentary

Leviticus 14:2

This shall be the law of the leper, in the day of his
cleansing
Or the rules, rites, ceremonies, and sacrifices to be observed therein. Jarchi says, from hence we learn that they were not to purify a leper in the night: he shall be brought unto the priest:
not into the camp, or city, or house, where the priest was, for till he was cleansed he could not be admitted into either; besides, the priest is afterwards said to go forth out of the camp to him; but he was to be brought pretty near the camp or city, where the priest went to meet him. As the leper was an emblem of a polluted sinner, the priest was a type of Christ, to whom leprous sinners must be brought for cleansing; they cannot come of themselves to him, that is, believe in him, except it be given unto them; or they are drawn with the powerful and efficacious grace of God, by which souls are brought to Christ, and enabled to believe in him; not that they are brought against their wills, but being drawn with the cords of love, and through the power of divine grace, sweetly operating upon their hearts, they move towards him with all readiness and willingness, and cast themselves at his feet, saying, as the leper that came to Christ, "Lord, if thou wilt, thou canst make me clean", ( Matthew 8:2 ) ( Mark 1:40 ) ( Luke 5:12 ) ; and it is grace to allow them to come near him, and amazing goodness in him to receive and cleanse them.

Levítico 14:2 In-Context

1 Purificación de las enfermedades de la piel
El Señor
le dijo a Moisés:

2 «Las siguientes instrucciones son para los que buscan la purificación ceremonial de una enfermedad cutánea:
los que han sido sanados deben ser llevados al sacerdote,

3 quien los examinará en un lugar fuera del campamento. Si el sacerdote comprueba que alguien ha sanado de una enfermedad grave de la piel,

4 llevará a cabo una ceremonia de purificación, usando para ello dos aves vivas que estén ceremonialmente puras, un palo de cedro,
un hilo escarlata y una rama de hisopo.

5 El sacerdote mandará matar una de las aves sobre una vasija de barro llena de agua fresca.