利未记15 神要洁净生命的漏症 
GK611 晨祷生命读经
23.07.2026
主讲:丘均发传道

一、男性的隐疾，神全看透（利15:1-18） 

1.神看得见最隐私的病（V1-4） 
“漏症”就是不正常的流出，神借此提醒我们：即使在最隐私的领域，也要追求圣洁。 
今天我们的生命中，有没有一些“隐私的病”一直在“流”？可能是控制不住的情绪，或明知不对却停不下来的习惯。神要我们勇敢面对，因为在神面前，没有真正的“私事”，祂渴望我们生命每个领域都得洁净。 

2.凡不洁的都会传染人（V5-12） 
这整段经文在说明：不洁净是会传染人的，而且传染力超强，一点点接触就能把不洁净传过去。 
今天我们要省察：我们的抱怨、苦毒、焦虑，是否也在影响身边的人？神要我们不只为自己求洁净，也要保护我们所爱的人。今天就开始清理自己，为了自己，也为了身边的人。 

3.痊愈之后还要被赎回（V13-15） 
漏症好了，不只是恢复洁净，还要献祭被“赎回”，重新回到神的恩典中！ 
今天我们可能戒掉了坏习惯、走过了低谷，但有没有真正来到神面前，被祂“赎回”？“戒掉”靠自己，“被赎回”是耶稣付上代价，把我们带回神的家，重新得力。 

4.睡梦中的事神都在看（V16-18） 
这里讲到两种情况：梦遗和夫妻房事。这是正常的生理现象，但神仍然说这是“不洁净”的。神要告诉我们，即使是最私密、正常的生理现象，神仍提醒我们要持守圣洁。 
今天这个世代，性、婚姻、承诺，甚至信仰都被“随便化”了，但神说：在祂的百姓中，没有“随便”这回事。最私密的事，神看见；最隐藏的角落，神也在乎圣洁。 

二、女性的难言，神赐恩典（利15:19-33） 

1.神关心女性的“麻烦期”（V19-24） 
月经是神创造的一部分，不是肮脏或羞耻，而是生命繁衍的一部分。神设立洁净条例，是为了保护和帮助女性。 
这让我们看见：神关心我们的麻烦，也在乎我们的需要；祂知道我们的软弱，并告诉我们如何得洁净、重新恢复。 

2.漫长的痛苦神都数算（V25-30） 
血漏让人长期受苦、被隔离，成为群体中的“局外人”，但神没有忽略她，反而为她预备洁净和恢复的道路。 
今天，我们是否也有一些东西不断消耗生命？破碎的关系、工作压力、疾病或孤独？耶稣看见我们的“血漏”，祂能止住我们的流失，使我们得洁净、得恢复。 

总结：神设界限是为了保护（利15:31-33） 
神设立界限，是为了保护我们与污秽隔绝，免得玷污祂的同在。 
神看见我们生命所有的“漏症”；因为祂爱我们，呼唤我们：来让我洁净你；来与我同住！


  
 Leviticus 15: God Desires to Cleanse Every Hidden Issue in Our Lives 
  
GK611 Morning Devotion
23.07.2026
Speaker: Ps Daniel Kew

I. God Sees Every Hidden Condition in Men (Leviticus 15:1–18) 

1. God Sees Even the Most Private Conditiona (vv. 1–4) 
A "discharge" refers to an abnormal bodily flow. Through this, God reminds us that we are called to pursue holiness even in the most private areas of life. 
Today, do we have any "hidden issues" that continue to "flow" in our lives? It may be uncontrolled emotions or habits we know are wrong but cannot seem to stop. God calls us to 
face them with courage, because before Him there are no truly "private matters." He longs for every area of our lives to be cleansed. 

2. Uncleanness Is Contagious (vv. 5–12) 
This passage teaches that uncleanness is contagious. Its influence is so powerful that even the slightest contact can spread it. 
Today, we should examine ourselves: Are our complaints, bitterness, or anxiety affecting those around us? God wants us not only to seek cleansing for ourselves but also to protect those we love. Let us begin today by allowing God to cleanse our own lives—for our sake and for the sake of those around us. 

3. Healing Must Be Followed by Redemption (vv. 13–15) 
When the discharge was healed, the person was not only declared clean but also had to offer 
sacrifices to be "redeemed" and restored to fellowship with God. 
Today, we may have overcome bad habits or come through difficult seasons, but have we truly come before God to be redeemed by Him? Quitting a habit depends on our own effort, but being redeemed is possible because Jesus paid the price to bring us back into the Father's house and restore our strength. 

4. God Even Sees What Happens in Our Sleep (vv. 16–18) 
These verses refer to two situations: nocturnal emissions and marital intimacy. Both are normal physical functions, yet they were still regarded as ceremonially "unclean." Through this, God teaches that even in the most private and natural aspects of life, His people are called to uphold holiness. 
In today's world, sex, marriage, commitment, and 
even faith are often treated casually. But God says that among His people, nothing is to be taken lightly. He sees our most private moments, and He cares about holiness even in the hidden places. 

II. God Extends Grace to Women's Hidden Struggles (Leviticus 15:19–33) 

1. God Cares About a Woman's Difficult Season (vv. 19–24) 
Menstruation is part of God's design. It is neither dirty nor shameful but part of His gift of life and reproduction. God established the laws of cleansing to protect and care for women. 
This reminds us that God cares about our difficult seasons and understands our needs. He knows our weaknesses and provides a way for us to be cleansed and restored. 

2. God Counts Every Day of Long-Term Suffering (vv. 25–30) 
A continual discharge of blood brought prolonged suffering and isolation, making a woman an outsider within the community. Yet God did not overlook her. Instead, He prepared a way for her cleansing and restoration. 
Today, are there things that continually drain the life out of us? Broken relationships, workplace pressure, illness, or loneliness? Jesus sees the "flow of blood" in our lives. He is able to stop what is draining us, cleanse us, and restore us completely. 

Conclusion: God Sets Boundaries to Protect Us (Leviticus 15:31–33) 
God establishes boundaries to keep us separated from uncleanness, so that we will not 
defile His holy presence. 
God sees every "hidden discharge" in our lives. Because He loves us, He calls us: "Come, let Me cleanse you. Come and dwell with Me."