Ephods

/ˈɛfɑːdz/ noun

Definition

Plural of ephod; multiple priestly vestments or sleeveless garments worn in ancient Jewish religious practice.

Etymology

Simply the plural form of ephod, from Hebrew ephod.

Kelly Says

Different Hebrew priests wore different ephods based on their rank and temple duties—think of them as the ancient version of military dress uniforms, signaling authority and role.

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