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Pomegranates on the priest's robe
Exodus 28:33 gives the instructions for the robe of the ephod: pomegranates of blue, purple and scarlet yarn all round the hem, with gold bells between them, alternating bell and pomegranate the whole way round. They turn up again in the temple itself. 1 Kings 7 describes bronze pomegranates on the capitals of the pillars at the entrance. So the same fruit was worked into what the priest wore and into the building he walked into. Not an accident. One thing you will see repeated online and should ignore: the claim that every pomegranate has exactly 613 seeds, one for each commandment. It is folklore. Seed counts vary enormously. The fruit is remarkable without it.
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