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I did look, and below was the definition found for the Hebrew word BAD which was used to describe the type of "linen" his ephod was made of.PLease look what an ephod is. God was not commanding them as to what underwear to don. It is “an elaborate garment” upon which a breastplate is laid.
Heb. 1. SHESH, fine linen; 2. BAD, linen used for the underclothes of the priests; 3. BUTS, fine linen, perhaps from the Greek Bussos, of which the veil of the temple was made, and Mordecai was arrayed (colored purple) and the rich man arrayed in the parable; 4. ETUN, made of fine flax; 5. MIKVE, linen yarn; 6. SADIN, linen garments; 7. Gr. sindon. Egypt, from the most ancient time, was celebrated for its fine linen, which was used for the sacred garments of the priests, for mummy wrappers, and to write upon. Egypt, from the most ancient time, was celebrated for its fine linen, which was used for the sacred garments of the priests, for mummy wrappers, and to write upon.
A bit loose with the Word aren't you? She didn't judge him for wind blowing his garments, she judged him as vainly denuded when she said; "as one of the vain fellows shamelessly uncovereth/galah himself!"Where does it say David lost control of his body? The evidence of the Holy Spirit being SELF control is not control of where the wind blows your garments.
1540 galah; to denude (espec. in a disgraceful sense); by impl. to exile (captives being usually stripped); fig. to reveal
I'm going to say something here which may surprise you....you're right. I was remembering her curse wrongly but my point still stands. She was cursed for her false judgment.Loose with the Word aren’t you here? She was barren, not a leper.
I see no need to further dialogue with you Dorothy Mae, it really doesn't produce good fruit IMO.
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