Genesis 38:14
And she put her widow's garments off from her, and covered her with a veil, and wrapped herself, and sat in an open place, which is by the way to Timnath; for she saw that Shelah was grown, and she was not given to him to wife.
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the Sacred Vail of the Flesh of Christ Which Concealed his Divinity

the Sacred Vail of the Obscurity of the Mosaic Age

the Sacred Vail was Rent at the Death of Our Lord

the Sacred Vail: (Tearing of) the Death of Christ Which Opened Heaven To

the Sacred Vail: Designed to Conceal the Ark, Mercy Seat, and the Symbol of

the Sacred Vail: Hung Between the Holy and Most Holy Place

the Sacred Vail: Made by Bezaleel for the Tabernacle

the Sacred Vail: Made by Solomon for the Temple

the Sacred Vail: Moses Commanded to Make

the Sacred Vail: Suspended from Four Pillars of Shittim Wood Overlaid With

the Sacred Vail: The High Priest: Allowed to Enter But Once a Year

the Sacred Vail: The High Priest: Alone Allowed to Enter Within

the Sacred Vail: The High Priest: Could not Enter Without Blood

Vail

Vail or Veil of the Spiritual Blindness of the Gentile Nations

Vail or Veil of the Spiritual Blindness of the Jewish Nation

Vail or Veil was Worn for Concealment

Vail or Veil was Worn: As a Token of Modesty

Vail or Veil was Worn: As a Token of Subjection

Vail or Veil: A Covering for the Head Usually Worn by Women

Vail or Veil: Moses Put One on to Conceal the Glory of his Face

Vail or Veil: Removing of, Threatened As a Punishment to Ungodly Women

Vail or Veil: The Removing of, Considered Rude and Insolent

Vail: A Covering for the Ark of the Covenant

Vail: Called the Second Veil

Vail: Figurative

Vail: Made by Bezaleel and Aholiab

Vail: of the Temple

Vail: of the Temple: Torn from the Top to the Bottom at the Time of the Crucifixion of Jesus

Vail: Ordinances Prescribing

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