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Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary

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    Exodus 28

    Orders being given for the fitting up of the place of worship, in this and the following chapter care is taken about the priests that were to minister in this holy place, as the menial servants of the God of Israel. He hired servants, as a token of his purpose to reside among them. In this chapter, I. He pitches upon the persons who should be his servants, Exodus 28:1. II. He appoints their livery; their work was holy, and so must their garments be, and unanswerable to the glory of the house which was now to be erected, Exodus 28:2-28:5. 1. He appoints the garments of his head-servant, the high priest, which were very rich. (1.) An ephod and girdle, Exodus 28:6-28:14. (2.) A breast-plate of judgment (Exodus 28:15-28:29), in which must be put the urim and thummim, Exodus 28:30. (3.) The robe of the ephod, Exodus 28:31-28:35. (4.) The mitre, Exodus 28:36-28:39. 2. The garments of the inferior priests, Exodus 28:40-28:43. And these also were shadows of good things to come.MHBCC 79.1

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