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אַבְנֵט ('avnét) – "belt" or "sash." From an inc. derivative; belt:- girdle, belt, sash. Biblical Context: אַבְנֵט refers to a long sash or belt that was part of the priestly garments in the tabernacle.
Exodus 28:39–40 – The אַבְנֵט was part of the attire of the high priest and the priests. It was made of fine linen and decorated with colored threads (blue, purple, crimson), and was used to fasten the tunic.
Leviticus 8:13 – During the consecration of Aaron and his sons, Moses girds them with the אַבְנֵט, indicating their priestly function.
The אַבְנֵט symbolizes service, consecration and obedience to God within the Levitical system. |
