Levítico 13:39

39 el sacerdote deberá examinar la zona afectada. Si descubre que las manchas brillantes son de un tono blanco opaco, no es nada más que una erupción de la piel, y la persona quedará ceremonialmente pura.

Levítico 13:39 Meaning and Commentary

Leviticus 13:39

Then the priest shall look
Upon the man or woman that has these spots, and upon the spots themselves, and examine them of what kind they are: and, behold, [if] the bright spots in the skin of their flesh [be]
darkish white;
their whiteness is not strong, as Jarchi observes; but dusky and obscure, or "contracted" ^F23; small white spots, not large and spreading: it [is] a freckled spot [that] grows in the skin;
a kind of morphew, which the above writer describes as a sort of whiteness which appears in the flesh of a ruddy man: he [is] clean;
from leprosy; this is observed, lest a person that is freckled and has a morphew should be mistaken for a leprous person; as every man that has some spots, failings, and infirmities, is not to be reckoned a wicked man.

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FOOTNOTES:

F23 (twhk) "costractae", Junius & Tremellius, Piscator.

Levítico 13:39 In-Context

37 Pero si el color de la llaga costrosa no ha cambiado y ha crecido el vello negro, la llaga se ha curado. Entonces el sacerdote declarará a la persona ceremonialmente pura.

38 »Si alguien, sea hombre o mujer, tiene manchas blancas brillantes en la piel,

39 el sacerdote deberá examinar la zona afectada. Si descubre que las manchas brillantes son de un tono blanco opaco, no es nada más que una erupción de la piel, y la persona quedará ceremonialmente pura.

40 »Si a un hombre se le cae el cabello y queda calvo, sigue ceremonialmente puro.

41 Si pierde el cabello de la frente, y simplemente quedó calvo de la frente; sigue siendo puro.