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   Where does the word veil come from?

   • The English word veil ultimately originates from Latin vēlum, which also means " sail," from Proto-Indo-European *wegʰslom, from the verbal root *wegʰ- "to drive, to move or ride in a vehicle" (compare way and wain) and the tool/instrument suffix *-slo-, because the sail makes the ship move.

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   What was a veil made out of?

   • The veil was one of the most ornate objects in the tabernacle, woven from fine linen and blue, purple, and scarlet yarn. Skilled craftsmen embroidered figures on it of cherubim, angelic beings who protect the throne of God. Golden statues of two winged cherubim also knelt on the cover of the ark.

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   What does a veil evoke?

   • The veil evokes a plethora of images: from the Blessed Mother’s linen mantle, to the bridal silhouette and little girls receiving their first Holy Communion, to Muslim hijabs, and to shoulder-length lace mantillas at Mass.

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   When was the veil invented?

   • Throughout history, the veil has taken on various shapes and forms, such as the medieval wimple during the Anglo-Saxon period of the latter 12th century, when the entirety of a woman’s head would (in some shape or fashion) be covered.

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   Why was the veil woven in the Tabernacle?

   • It hid a holy God, who dwelt above the mercy seat on the ark of the covenant, from sinful people on the outside. The veil was one of the most ornate objects in the tabernacle, woven from fine linen and blue, purple, and scarlet yarn.

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   What is a veil in the Bible?

   • Also Known As: Curtain, a curtain of the testimony Also called the "curtain" in several Bible translations, the veil separated the holy place from the inner holy of holies inside the tent of meeting. It hid a holy God, who dwelt above the mercy seat on the ark of the covenant, from sinful people on the outside.

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   Mar 1, 2022 · A Short History of the Veil. Mar 1. The veil evokes a plethora of images: from the Blessed Mother’s linen mantle, to the bridal silhouette and little girls receiving their first Holy Communion, to Muslim hijabs, and to shoulder-length lace mantillas at Mass.

3. www.bbc.co.uk › teach › class-clips-videoWhere did the veil originate from? - BBC Teach

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   The Assyrian original source of the veil is examined and assessed by contemporary middle eastern women, who give their views and experiences of the veil to Dr. Amanda Foreman.

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   The English word veil ultimately originates from Latin vēlum, [1] which also means " sail," from Proto-Indo-European *wegʰslom, from the verbal root *wegʰ- "to drive, to move or ride in a vehicle" (compare way and wain) and the tool/instrument suffix *-slo-, because the sail makes the ship move.

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   Oct 11, 2017 · But what exactly is the veil and where did this metaphor come from? The idea of the veil refers to the veil of nature personified as the Goddess.

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   The veil is a graphic picture of our Lord’s life and ministry. As the veil in the tabernacle hid the glory of God, so the divine glory of Christ was hidden during His earthly ministry (Jn. 1:1, 14, 18). Paul writes:

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   Feb 27, 2019 · The veil was one of the most ornate objects in the tabernacle, woven from fine linen and blue, purple, and scarlet yarn. Skilled craftsmen embroidered figures on it of cherubim, angelic beings who protect the throne of God.

9. www.bbc.co.uk › programmes › p033wsvdBBC World Service - The History of the Veil

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   Sep 17, 1990 · Documentary exploring the historical, traditional, religious and political significance of the veil. (Picture: Woman behind veil. Credit: Getty)