Examples of using Leprosy in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And now she's treating me like I got leprosy.
It's not just specifically speaking, however, about leprosy, but also about the purification of any individual who has found themselves in darkness because of their own negative actions.
Biblical leprosy can be seen as a symbol for sin and sickness in general- the result of the Fall upon humanity.
It talks about leprosy, which is a way, really, of understanding all disease,
Years later in Kalaupapa, we now have the technology to sequence leprosy bacteria in real time,
What if your dad does have leprosy and you could have helped
Therefore, greyscale is an imaginary disease incorporating leprosy, syphilis, and perhaps additional real-life diseases, which is also much more contagious and deadly than either of them.
It's true that leprosy under treatment is not contagious
Leprosy patients were removed in ancient times from the healthy community,
the Christian faith and miraculously curing him of leprosy.
In fact, in 1748, the French Parliament even banned cultivation of potatoes as they were convinced potatoes caused leprosy.
The leprosy made him vulnerable to the anthrax, and the anthrax treatment put the leprosy in overdrive.
Leprosy Duke of Richelieu*,
In 1748, cultivation of potatoes was banned by French Parliament because they were believed to cause leprosy.
And he shall sprinkle upon him that is to be cleansed from the leprosy seven times, and shall pronounce him clean, and shall let the living bird loose into the open field.
was built in 1887 by Jerusalem's Protestant community to serve as a hospital for isolated leprosy patients.
In 1748 the French Parliament forbade the cultivation of the potato on the grounds that it was thought to cause leprosy.
He shall sprinkle on him who is to be cleansed from the leprosy seven times, and shall pronounce him clean, and shall let the living bird go into the open field.
not protect against tuberculosis, but protects against leprosy to some extent.
Misinformation led to a tragic stigma of leprosy.