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Tzaraath (Hebrew: צָרַעַת ṣāraʿaṯ),
variously transcribed into
English and
frequently translated as
leprosy (though it is not Hansen's disease, the disease...
- was
struck with
tzaraath for
disobeying God (2
Kings 15:5, 2
Chronicles 26:19–21).
Thiele dates Uzziah's
being struck with
tzaraath to 751/750 BCE, at...
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because of the
victory that God
brought him. However,
Naaman suffered from
tzaraath, a skin
disease often translated as "leprosy". Naaman's wife had a servant...
- God
hears and
strikes her down with
tzaraath.
Miriam had to stay
outside of the camp for a w**** due to the
tzaraath.
During this time, all of
Israel waited...
- A
person who has been
diagnosed with
tzaraath. A
house and its
contents which have been
diagnosed with
tzaraath. A man or
woman with an
unnatural emission...
- and the
Hebrew Bible's
various sections regarding signs of
impurity (
tzaraath).
Leprotic symptoms are
attested in the
Indian doctor Sushruta's Compendium...
- of Moses.
After God departs,
Miriam appears white with a skin
disease (
tzaraath,
traditionally translated as "leprosy").
Aaron asks for
forgiveness and...
- the LORD
spoke face to face.
Miriam was
punished with a skin
disease (
tzaraath) that
turned her skin white.
Aaron pleaded with
Moses to
intercede for...
- text
Ebers Papyrus c. 1500 BC in
ancient Egypt. Also, the
Hebrew word "
Tzaraath" from the Old
Testament book of
Leviticus dating to 1280 BC (or 1312 BC)...
- also
refer to:
Leprosy (album), an
album by the
death metal band
Death Tzaraath, a
condition referred to in the Book of
Leviticus translated as "leprosy"...
