The Holy Garments.
Their import, [400].—The drawers. “Coat.” Head-tires. Robe of the ephod. Ephod. Jewels, [401].—Breastplate. Urim and Thummim. Mitre. Symbolism, [402].
The Priesthood.
Universal desire and dread of God, [403].—Delegates, [404]. Scripture. First Moses, [405].—His family passed over. The double consciousness expressed, [406]–[8].—Messianic priesthood, [408].
[CHAPTER XXIX.]
Consecration Services.
Why consecrate at all? [409].—Moses officiates. The offerings, [410].—Ablution, robing, anointing, [411]–[12].—The sin-offering, [412]–[13]. “Without the camp,” [413]. The burnt-offering, [414].—The peace-offering (“ram of consecration”), [414].—The wave-offerings, [414]–[15].—The result, [415]–[16].
[CHAPTER XXX.]
Incense, xxx. 1–10.
The impalpable in nature, [417].—“The golden altar,” [418].—Represents prayer. Needs cleansing, [419].