2015年2月2日 · The High Priest is the palace servant, and the garments that he wears are intended not merely to clothe him in “dignity and adornment” (Exodus 28:2) but to accomplish one of the essential aims of worship: to call the King’s attention to His subjects and their needs.

2022年1月4日 · Exodus 28 contains a detailed description of the garments God commanded to be made and worn by the priests. These were “sacred garments” to bestow Aaron and his sons with “dignity and honor” (verse 2).

David Guzik commentary on Exodus 28, where God gives Moses instructions for the making of the garments for the High Priest and the sons of Aaron.

2024年1月3日 · The priest’s holy garments in Exodus 28 transcend mere ceremonial attire; they serve as a profound illustration of Jesus Christ, the ultimate High Priest. From the ephod to the turban, each element carries spiritual significance, portraying Christ’s mediation, intercession, perfection, and consecration .

The detailed instructions for the High Priest's garments are primarily found in the Book of Exodus. God commanded Moses to make these garments for Aaron, the first High Priest, and his descendants. The purpose of these garments was "for glory and for beauty" (Exodus 28:2), signifying the honor and splendor associated with the priestly office.

2024年3月1日 · Notice that the garments for the priests and the high priest were intended to be worn while engaging in the holy duties of the Tabernacle - the Mishkan, the place where the Lord promised to dwell among the people (Exodus 25:8). In Exodus 28:1-2, it explains why the priests wore special garments.

Exodus 28 provides detailed instructions for the sacred garments of Aaron and his sons for their priestly duties. Explore the symbolism and significance of the high priest's attire in the Tabernacle service.

The detailed instructions for the priestly garments are found primarily in Exodus 28 and 39. God commanded Moses to make these garments for Aaron, the first high priest, and his sons, to serve Him as priests. The garments included the ephod, breastpiece, robe, tunic, turban, and sash, each crafted with specific materials and colors.

Exodus 28 outlines several specific garments that were to be made for Aaron and his sons: Ephod A richly decorated apron-like garment that was central to the High Priest’s attire, signifying his capacity to bear the people's names before God on the two onyx stones attached to its shoulders.

The illustration depicts the holy garments worn by the high priests (Exodus 28; 39). The turban of fine linen held a plate of pure shining gold, on which were engraved the Hebrew words for "Holy to YHWH."