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Much of what was called leprosy in the Old Testament most likely was not the same disease.

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Q: What misinformation may be in the Bible about leprosy?
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What woman in the Bible had leprosy?

Miriam.


What is the dreaded skin disease of the Bible?

Leprosy .


What disease was called unclean in the bible?

Leprosy - To teach when it is unclean, and when it is clean: this is the law of leprosy. (Leviticus 14.57)


Is Hansen's disease the same as the leprosy in the Bible?

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Is Necrotizing fasciitis same as the leprosy?

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When Naaman was cured of his leprosy to what liar was the leprosy given?

The story may be read in 2 Kings 5. For his deceit, Elizha's servant, Gehazi received Naaman's leprosy as well as his descendants.


Which disease is mentioned most in the bible?

I suppose leprosy is the disease most mentioned in the Bible. Also God punished Miriam, (Numbers 2.10), and king Uzziah,(2 Chronicles 26.19), and Gehazi, (2 Kings 5.27), with leprosy. Also Jesus healed many lepers.


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Depending on the type of leprosy, the time required for treatment may vary from six months to two years or more.


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