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Shishi (Shevi’i when connected to Tazria)
- The impurity of Shichvas Zera:
- A man who releases semen is to immerse in water and he is impure until the evening.
- Any garment or leather that touches the semen is impure and is to be immersed in water.
- A woman who lies with a man and he released semen into her, they are both impure until the evening and are to immerse in water.
- The impurity of a Niddah:
- When a woman sees blood, she is to be in the state of Niddah for seven days.
- Contact with her: Whoever touches her is impure until the evening. Whatever bed she lies on and whatever seat she sits on becomes impure until the evening. One who touches her bed becomes impure until the night. Whoever sits on her seat becomes impure until the night. If a man lies with her, he is impure for seven days just like her.
- The impurity of a Zava:
- When a woman sees blood for many days outside of her menstruation period, she is to be in the state of impurity for the amount of days that she bled.
- Contact with her: Whatever bed she lies on and whatever seat she sits on becomes impure until the evening. Whoever touches it is impure until the evening.
- Purification process of Zava: When she stops seeing the blood she is to count seven days and is to become pure.
Shevi’i
- On the eighth day she is to take two birds and bring them to the Ohel Moed to the Kohen. The Kohen is to offer one as a Chatas and one as an Olah. She then becomes purified of her impurity.
- Bnei Yisrael are to be warned of all the above impurities. This concludes the laws of all these impurities.
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