Leviticus 11:32-34

The Voice

³² If one of the carcasses touches an object you intend to use—such as a piece of wood, an article of clothing, an animal hide, or a sack—then that item is impure and should soak in water until dusk. After that, it will be pure again. ³³ If one of the carcasses falls into any container made of clay, the substance within the container will become impure and you should destroy the container. ³⁴ If any food in the container that is ready to eat is touched by water, then the food becomes impure. Any drink from a contaminated container will become impure as well.