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These holy garments for Aaron were to distinguish him as a priest set apart (Hebrew qadash, “consecrated”) for the Lord's service (28:2, 3). The beauty of these garments matched the beauty of the Tent of Meeting, which was God's portable earthly palace (or tabernacle).
One day, Jesus Christ, the true High Priest, would enter the Most Holy Place once for all. Then the difference between priests and people would disappear (Hebrews 10:11–22). Until then, human mediators represented how Christ would fulfill the types of wonderful things God accomplishes for his people.
Events
- Tabernacle Builtc. 1490 BC
Parallels
People
Aaron: Moses' brother, first high priest of Israel
Glossary
Aaron Beauty Biblical Concept of Law Book of Exodus Cloth and Cloth Manufacturing Deuteronomy, Book of History of Israel Leviticus, Book of Tabernacle Temple
Topics
Aaron: Descendants of, Ordained Priests Forever Bonnet: Worn by Priests Dress of the Head: Bonnets (R. V., Head-Tires), Prescribed by Moses, for the Priests Dress: Embroidered Coat Ephod: A Sacred Vestment Worn by the High Priest: It Was Called Coat Girdle: Other Priests Linen: Vestments of Priests Made of Nadab: Son of Aaron: Set Apart to Priesthood Priest: (The Function he Served Was Superior to That of Other Priests): Vestments of Priest: The Time of Moses: Vestments of Priests: Garments of The Bonnet Priests: Garments of The Coat or Tunic Priests: Garments of The Girdle