Aaron's ephod was a garment worn by the high priest of ancient Israel. It was made of fine linen and decorated with gold and precious stones. The ephod was held in place by shoulder straps, and at the front was a breastplate containing twelve precious stones, representing the twelve tribes of Israel. The ephod was a symbol of the high priest's authority and ritual purity. It was worn during religious ceremonies and was used as a means of communication with God. The ephod was also used in divination, with the high priest using the Urim and Thummim stones within the breastplate to receive guidance from God.
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