The Meaning of the Right Ear

[BRETV]

In the Bible the concept of blood on the right ear (Leviticus 8:22-24 and 14:28) serves as a visible mark of consecration, signifying that the person is dedicated to God's service and has been set apart for a specific purpose. This act represents a physical and spiritual transformation, preparing the individual for their sacred role. Here's a breakdown of the significance:
*Right ear: The right ear represents hearing and obedience. In ancient times, the right ear was considered the most important ear, as it was the ear that heard the words of God.
*Blood: Blood represents life, sacrifice, and atonement. In this context, the blood is a symbol of purification and consecration. *Consecration: Consecration means to set something or someone apart for a specific purpose, making it holy and dedicated to God. In this case, the blood on the right ear signifies that the person is being set apart for a sacred task or role.
*Priestly consecration: In Leviticus 8, the blood is applied to the right ear of Aaron and his sons, consecrating them as priests. This act sets them apart as mediators between God and the people.
*Purification: In Leviticus 14, the blood is applied to the right ear of the person being cleansed, symbolizing their purification and restoration to the community.




Bret Velde
2003 I/SA

[Greg Reimer 7376]

That's a particularly interesting and insightful observation right from the pages of Scripture It's appropriately worthy of consideration during a time such as this. Sure enjoyed the message last night at the Convention.

[BRETV]

Thanks Greg, I never really remembered that specific thing in the Bible. I thought it was awesome when I read it. I enjoyed the message also. Common sense again!!




Bret Velde
2003 I/SA

[Eddies66]

And how many false statements during his 91 minute rant...20

[Mark Yacavone]

66,

Show some class for a change and delete your post.

[Eddies66]

Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone

66,

Show some class for a change and delete your post.

Mark, it is an opinion, so the answer to your request is NO!