Hebrew Key #18 - "The Train of His Robe"

In this episode of The Hebrew Key we look at a unique word that is used only six times in the Torah, all in the context of the High Priest’s clothing. But the seventh appearance of this word is in Isaiah’s vision of God’s throne room. But, for some reason, it is always translated differently. Follow along as we discover some fascinating connections found only in the Hebrew Bible.
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[@ellenlefavour628]

Shalom, Grant. Your teachings are always so deep, powerful and inspiring. Praise Yah for your ministry.

[@grantluton]

Thank you so much, Ellen.

[@Dina-es6vi]

Thank you Grant for once again bringing more insight to our Hebrew understanding and sparking lights of love to your fellow Israelites by sharing your gifts! May Yah bless you and yours!

[@loridoldo1289]

This is such a beautiful teaching . Never looked at it in this way . Thank you for breaking it down . The fruit and gifts of the Spirit . Thank you .

[@grantluton]

You are so welcome!

[@annhester3983]

Wow I never saw the Gifts and fruits of the Spirit as something we are to operate in as priest of Yahshua. There was another hem in Scripture we hear. When the woman touched the Hem of His Garment. She was healed. Often taught as Tzitzit. Fringes. Represents The Father's Commandments and His promises and Love for us. The Father said it would be a sign unto His as we wear them. Many people are looking for a sign. But this is a sign the Father looks upon us as a sign we wear. This is a garment Yahshua would have worn. I loved this teaching. !! I pray you continue to take the Hebrew words and teach from them and place these on your page. You explain this so well. Blessings Shalom.

[@grantluton]

Yes, Yeshua would have worn tzitzit on the four corners of His "hem". But only the High Priest wore the golden bells and pomegranates on his hem. However, they are a picture of spiritual reality for us and our walk.