As part of that work, God instructs the Israelites to make special garments for Aaron, the high priest and Moses’ older brother. We read in Exodus 28:4: “These are the vestments they are to ...

As Aaron was clothed at God’s command, so too Adam is clothed with garments by God (Genesis 3:21; Exodus 28:42; Deuteronomy 23:13-14). The high priests garments were arrayed with gold and onyx ...

What are we to make of the long descriptions of the High Priest’s ceremonial ... of gold between them all around” (Exodus 28:33). These “holy garments” are to be worn “for dignity ...

We could imagine a servant of God, especially the High Priest, being told to wear very modest and simple garments. Why all the pomp and circumstance? Additionally, who is the clothing for?