Garments
Origin of -- Ge 3:7,21. Called Raiment. -- Ge 28:20; De 8:4. Clothes. -- Pr 6:27; Eze 16:39. Clothing. -- Job 22:6; 31:19. Vesture. -- Ge 41:42; Re 19:16. Materials used for Wool. -- Pr 27:26; Eze 34:3. Silk. -- Pr 31:22. Linen. -- Le 6:10; Es 8:15. Camel's hair. -- Mt 3:4. Skins. -- Heb 11:37. Sackcloth. -- 2Sa 3:31; 2Ki 19:1. Not to be made of mixed materials -- De 22:11. Of the sexes, not to be interchanged -- De 22:5. Colours of, mentioned White. -- Ec 9:8. Blue. -- Eze 23:6. Purple. -- Eze 7:27; Lu 16:19. Scarlet. -- 2Sa 1:24; Da 5:7. Different colours. -- Ge 37:3; 2Sa 13:18. Were often fringed and bordered -- Nu 15:38; De 22:12. Scribes and Pharisees condemned for making broad the borders of -- Mt 23:5. Worn long and flowing -- Lu 20:46; Re 1:13. Girt up during employment -- Lu 17:8; Joh 13:4. Mentioned in scripture Hyke or upper garment. -- De 24:13; Mt 21:8. Burnouse or cloak. -- Lu 6:29; 2Ti 4:13. Tunic or coat. -- Joh 19:23; 21:7. Girdle. -- 1Sa 18:4; Ac 21:11. Bonnet or hat. -- Le 8:13; Da 3:21. Shoe or sandal. -- Ex 3:5; Mr 6:9. Vail. -- Ge 24:65. Liable to plague and leprosy -- Le 13:47-59. Cleansed by water from ceremonial uncleanness -- Le 11:32; Nu 31:20. Of the rich Of the finest materials. -- Mt 11:8. Gay. -- Jas 2:23. Gorgeous. -- Lu 7:25; Ac 12:21. Embroidered. -- Ps 45:14; Eze 16:18. Perfumed. -- Ps 45:8; Song 4:11. Multiplied and heaped up. -- Job 27:17; Isa 3:22. Often moth-eaten. -- Job 13:28; Jas 5:2. Of the poor Provided specially by God. -- De 10:18. Vile. -- Jas 2:2. Used as a covering by night. -- De 24:13. Not to be retained in pledge. -- De 24:12,13. Grew old and wore out -- Jos 9:5; Ps 102:26. Of Israel preserved for forty years -- De 8:4. Were often changed -- Ge 35:2; 41:14. Of those slain with a sword not used -- Isa 14:19. Given as a token of covenants -- 1Sa 18:4. Given as presents -- Ge 45:22; 2Ki 5:22. Often rent in affliction -- 2Sa 15:32; Ezr 9:3,5. Illustrative (White,) of righteousness. -- Mt 28:3; Re 3:18. (Rolled in blood,) of victory. -- Isa 9:5. (Washed in wine,) of abundance. -- Ge 49:11.