Leviticus 11:41

“And every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth, etc.] Nothing is called a creeping thing, as Jarchi says, but what is low, has short feet, and is not seen unless it creeps and moves: and “every creeping thing” comprehends, as Aben Ezra and Ben Gersom observe, the eight creeping things before mentioned, (<031129>Leviticus 11:29,30) and mention is made of them here, that they might not be eaten, which is not expressed before; and being described as creeping things “on the earth”, is, according to Jarchi, an exception of worms in pease, beans, and lentiles; and, as others observe, in figs and dates, and other fruit; for they do not creep upon the earth, but are within the food; but if…”

“Every creeping thing - Except those expressly excepted, Lev 11:29-30. Leviticus 11:42”

“Lev 11:20, Lev 11:23, Lev 11:29 Leviticus 11:42”