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And what (d) saddle soever he rideth upon that hath the issue shall be unclean.
(d) The word signifies every thing on which a man rides.
And what saddle soever he sitteth upon that hath the issue,.... When he rides upon any beast, horse, ass, or camel, whatever is put upon the creature, and he sits upon it, the saddle, and whatever appertains to it, the housing and girdle:
shall be unclean; and not fit for another to use, but be defiling to him, as follows.
what saddle . . . he rideth upon that hath the issue shall be unclean--(See on Genesis 31:34).
The conveyance in which such a man rode was also unclean, as well as everything under him; and whoever touched them was defiled till the evening, and the person who carried them was to wash his clothes and bathe himself.
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