How to Study the Bible - 44

Key Moments:

Ephod and High Priest Garments 00:00

Discusses the ephod worn by the high priests, made of fine linen with gold, blue, purple, and scarlet colors.
Mentions the onyx stones on the shoulders of the ephod with the names of the tribes of Israel engraved on them.
Highlights the representation of God's people being kept secure by Christ's divine strength.

Symbolism of the Breastplate 05:37

Explores the breastplate worn over the priest's chest with 12 precious stones representing the tribes of Israel.
Draws parallels between the stones on the breastplate and the special place each believer has in Christ's heart.
Discusses ways to incorporate daily prayer reminders using personal items like a Bible or phone.

Urim and Thummim 10:50

Examines the Urim and Thummim as tools for obtaining revelation from God.
Mentions the casting of lots in biblical contexts to discern God's will.
Explores different interpretations of the Urim and Thummim's usage for decision-making.

The Mitre and Crown 16:46

Describes the holy crown or mitre worn by the high priests, symbolizing Christ as king.
Discusses the golden plate on the mitre engraved with "holiness to the Lord" representing Christ's purity and dedication.
Emphasizes believers' acceptance before God through the holiness of Jesus Christ.

Consecration of the Priests 22:14

Explores the consecration process of the priests, emphasizing dedication and sanctification following redemption.
Discusses the washing with water as a symbol of purity and the role of the Word of God in cleansing believers.
Highlights the need for believers to let the Word of God dwell richly in them for spiritual growth and righteousness.