The leprous person is the one that thinks he’s right after the flesh.
Houses. 
“Flesh” and “carnality” in the new testament refer to leprosy. 

2 Corinthians 6:16-18,  Leviticus 13:1-2

Recorded April 19, 1988 (510)

Recorded January 12, 1988 (464)

Re-defining normal 

Proverbs 6; Leviticus 14; Isaiah 28; 1 Peter 1

Recorded January 5, 1988 (459)

Doubt, rebellion, Miriam’s leprosy, what it means to rise above the cloud
Pushing against your doubt is evidence of leprosy.
A believer never has to make a decision or hurry 

Numbers 12, 9; Colossians 2; Matthew 21

Recorded December 29, 1987 (455)

Liturgies
Giving alms
Corban 

Luke 11; Mark 7; Titus

Recorded December 22, 1987 (452)

Leprosy in a house
Examined for leprosy in normal every day activities

Leviticus 14; 1 Peter; Psalm 91; Jude

Recorded December 15, 1987 (448)

Slander
Love and leprosy  

1 John 4 , 5

Recorded December 10, 1987 (445)

Love your neighbor.
The relationship between leprosy and love
Walking in the spirit
The fruit of the spirit 

Galatians 5; Leviticus 13; Ecclesiastes 9

Recorded December 9, 1987 (444)

Jesus didn’t heal the lepers, he made them totally leprous.

Luke 5; Leviticus 13

Recorded December 8, 1987 (443)

More on total leprosy
“White as snow” refers to leprosy
A leper can’t be healed but he can be cleansed.
Rebellion 

1 Peter 2; Leviticus 22, 13; Isaiah 1; Leviticus 12; Mark 4; Acts 28; Leviticus 13

Recorded December 3, 1987 (441)