ephod

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An ephod is a ceremonial priestly garment from ancient Israelite religious practice, traditionally worn by the high priest and associated with oracular consultation and sacred service.

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Label Occurrences
ephod canonical 1

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ceremonial garment
priestly vestment
religious artifact
associatedWith Urim and Thummim NERFINISHED
breastpiece of judgment
oracular consultation
sacred service
category Biblical objects
Jewish religious clothing
decoratedWith engraved names of the tribes of Israel
onyx stones
describedIn Book of 1 Samuel NERFINISHED
Book of Exodus NERFINISHED
Book of Judges NERFINISHED
Book of Leviticus NERFINISHED
Hebrew Bible NERFINISHED
function divinatory consultation
mediation between priest and God
symbol of priestly authority
hasPart settings of stones
shoulder pieces
skillfully woven waistband
language Biblical Hebrew NERFINISHED
languageName אֵפוֹד
material blue yarn
fine linen
gold
purple yarn
scarlet yarn
mentionedIn 1 Samuel 23
Exodus 28 NERFINISHED
Exodus 39
Judges 8
religiousTradition ancient Israelite religion
symbolizes divine guidance
holiness
remembrance of the tribes of Israel
timePeriod First Temple period NERFINISHED
Iron Age Levant NERFINISHED
usedIn Tabernacle NERFINISHED
Temple in Jerusalem NERFINISHED
wornBy Aaron NERFINISHED
high priest of Israel
successors of Aaron
wornOver tunic
wornWith breastplate
robe of the ephod
sash
turban

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Exodus 28 mentionsGarment ephod