Exodus Priests
ExodusSteve Gregg
In the book of Exodus, the consecration of the priesthood and the elaborate garments they wore are detailed. Aaron and his sons were designated as the first priests and over time, the priesthood became more complex, with thousands of Aaron's descendants and 24 subgroups providing service at the temple. The priesthood and its garments serve as a foreshadowing of Christ as the high priest and the church as a holy priesthood. The symbolism of the offerings made in the tabernacle, the anointing oil, and the transferring of guilt during sacrifice all represent atonement and anointment and sanctifying the tabernacle for God's glory to dwell in it.
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