GARMENTS
Torrey's New Topical Textbook
Origin of
Not to be made of mixed materials
Of the sexes, not to be interchanged
Were often fringed and bordered
Scribes and Pharisees condemned for making broad the borders of
Worn long and flowing
Girt up during employment
Liable to plague and leprosy
Cleansed by water from ceremonial uncleanness
Grew old and wore out
Of Israel preserved for forty years
Were often changed
Of those slain with a sword not used
Given as a token of covenants
Given as presents
Often rent in affliction
CALLED
Raiment
Clothes
Clothing
Vesture
MATERIALS USED FOR
Wool
Silk
Linen
Camel's hair
Skins
Sackcloth
COLOURS OF, MENTIONED
White
Blue
Purple
Scarlet
Different colours
MENTIONED IN SCRIPTURE
Hyke or upper garment
Burnouse or cloak
Tunic or coat
Girdle
Bonnet or hat
Shoe or sandal
Vail
OF THE RICH
Of the finest materials
Gay
Gorgeous
Embroidered
Perfumed
Multiplied and heaped up
Often moth-eaten
OF THE POOR
Provided specially by God
Vile
Used as a covering by night
Not to be retained in pledge
ILLUSTRATIVE
(White,) of righteousness
(Rolled in blood,) of victory
(Washed in wine,) of abundance