BLUE PURPLE AND RED-DYED WOOL

What are you wearing today? Do you pick out a new clothing outfit everyday? Do you wear the same clothes, a uniform everyday? The Torah says that the same clothes worn everyday instills fear into the viewer of these same clothes. A police officer or courtroom judge? Someone who wears the same clothes everyday whom you fear?

The color of clothes? The Torah says that blue, purple and red-dyed wool are the clothes' colors of the Priests of olden times. Yes, red. There is a red color called Crimson Red, which is like a reddish hot pink in a deep red color. This red was worn by Jewish Priests, red is an ancient color (and is not only a Christian color), Jews wore red before there were any such people as Christians. We wore red in BCE. Before Common Era and now in CE Common Era.

This purple? The Proverbs by King Solomon, son of King David, encourage women to wear the color purple everyday. We also can wear white everyday. Hence, the white uniforms of doctors and nurses. White, celibacy, holiness, the saving of lives in Medical Science. A pharmacist's white clothing, he helps you by giving you your medicine. The 6 pointed star of the security guard, worn on all their clothing everyday pinned to their chest.

Blue? There was a snail in olden times that secreted a blue dye color. There were farms of these snails, that is where the blue color was manufactured in BCE. These snails are now extinct. The sky is a beautiful blue, the oceans, waters are a gorgeous blue, the throne of our Lord is a Sapphire blue and gold, there is navy blue in our USA flags we fly as we fight across the blue seas in defense of our country, our legal rights, to keep our flag flying as we continue to live and fight those who are against us.

We have a combination of types of threads, the material in our clothing that is called Sha'atnez. Sha'atnez is a Hebrew transliteration of a word that means a mixture of lamb's wool and linen together in one garment of clothing. This combo is against the rules of Judaism, not to be worn, except by the Priests. The Kohen and Levi Priests. To check the materials of the clothing you buy, to make sure it is not a combo of linen and wool.

All the colors of the rainbow? Sure! Why not! In a prayer shawl? Beautiful! More power to you. How lovely, how wonderful!