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Why did Aaron's priestly garment have bells and pomegranates on its hem?

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Why, when Aaron, the great priest, when he went into the Holiest of holies, packing the blood, they had to dress him a certain way, and he had to walk a certain way. He had to be a witness for God. And he took the blood and he went forward. And on the hems of his garments, at the bottom, was a bell and a pomegranate, a bell and a pomegranate. And he had to walk so that that played, “Holy, holy, holy, unto the Lord.” Talk about holiness! And the reason that bell rang against the pomegranate, was the only way that they knowed that God hadn’t slayed him. The only way that he knowed he was alive, when he was back there, they could listen and hear the bell, hear the noise.

Witnesses, 1953-04-05, Jeffersonville, IN, §144

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Witnesses, 1953-04-05, Jeffersonville, IN, §144

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Title:
Witnesses
Date:
April 5, 1953
Location:
Jeffersonville, IN
Paragraph:
§144

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