And if the priest shall come in, and look upon it, and, behold, the plague hath not spread in the house, after the house was plaistered: then the priest shall pronounce the house clean, because the plague is healed.
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Verse 48 is found in chapter 14 of Leviticus. The conclusion distinguishes between a house that can be cleansed and contamination requiring demolition. The chapter thus summarizes a system of discernment intended to preserve the purity of individuals, dwellings, and the community.
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Compare Leviticus 14:48 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
Wo aber der Priester, wenn er hineingeht, sieht, daß dies Mal nicht weiter am Haus gefressen hat, nachdem das Haus beworfen ist, so soll er's rein sprechen; denn das Mal ist heil geworden.
Mas si entrare el sacerdote y mirare, y viere que la plaga no se ha extendido en la casa después que fue encostrada, el sacerdote dará la casa por limpia, porque la plaga ha sanado.
Si le sacrificateur, qui est retourné dans la maison, voit que la plaie ne s'est pas étendue, après que la maison a été recrépie, il déclarera la maison pure, car la plaie est guérie.
Ma se pure, essendovi entrato il sacerdote, e avendo riguardato, ecco, la piaga non si è allargata nella casa, dopo che è stata smaltata; dichiari quella casa netta; conciossiachè la piaga sia guarita.
Porém, tornando o sacerdote a entrar na casa e examinando-a, se a praga não se tem estendido, depois que a casa foi rebocada, o sacerdote a declarará por limpa, porque a praga está curada.
「屋子塗抹了之後,祭司若進去檢查,看哪,霉沒有在屋內擴散,就要宣佈這房屋為潔淨,因為霉已經消除了。
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