Leviticus 11:35-37

The Voice

³⁵ If any part of a dead body touches something—say, an oven or stove—then that oven or stove must be destroyed. They are impure and will always be impure to you. ³⁶ However if a carcass falls into a spring or a container accumulating water, the water will be ritually pure because it is continually renewed. But the person who pulls the carcass out of the water will be ritually impure. ³⁷ If any part of the dead body has contact with a seed that is to be planted, then the seed remains ritually pure because it is dry.