Winter is half over now. Have you looked at your trees? The best time to prune or trim them is while the sap is still in the roots – a period of time perhaps best known for when the tree is dormant.
This final piece in various forms continues to be used in Jewish weddings simply due to the fact that on their wedding day, the Jewish bride and groom are known as King and Queen in Jewish circles.
"A Jewel on thy Forehead" This phrase in the KJV has been interpreted by many other translations as a nose jewel of the kind of jewelry typically seen even today in Middle Eastern brides.
The word for "ornaments" in the KJV, comes from a Hebrew word that in general refers to "trappings, finery, etc", but in this tense, actually refers to something called a headstall!
The Hebrew word for Badger's skin in the KJV, has been debated by some scholars as to whether it truly means the badger, which did and still does live in the region. . .
Understanding the bridal adornment in Ezekiel requires an understanding of everyday attire given in Isaiah.
This eighth stone in Aaron's Breastplate is largely considered to be the Agate, although some say the Emerald as well. Most sources agree that the color of the stone is a deep green colour.
Learn about the colour and meaning of ligure (which may be sapphire or lapis lazuli), the seventh stone in Aaron's breastplate.
Depending on the sources you read in what time period they wrote, you will find yourself looking at the fourth stone of the first row of Aaron's Breastplate and wondering what they are talking about
The first Stone in Aaron's Breastplate, and generally considered by some to be the sixth stone of New Jerusalem's 12 Foundations, is Sardius, also known as Carrnelian, a varient of Chalcedony.
"How does God Adorn His Bride in the Scriptures?" At first glance, this question seems entirely scandalous! God does not have a wife! Or does He?