Are high priest robes and miters allowed in true Christianity?
No. In the age of grace, true Christianity has no room for the robes, miters, and religious practices that the high priests used. Believers are not to incorporate Judaism's services, feast days, or holy days into church-age worship. Such observances are not biblical and are treated as coming from paganism or Old Testament Judaism.
Les teaches that in this age of grace there is no right to bring so-called religious practices into our system of worship. He specifically says there is no room in true Christianity for the robes and miters and so forth that the high priests used, and no room for feast days and holy days. He also states that Christmas and Easter are not biblical, that nothing in the Book gives the right to celebrate certain high days or make Easter a special holy day, and that these come out of paganism and Old Testament Judaism. He then directs attention to Colossians chapter 2, verse 14, as part of the discussion that we are not to incorporate any of the so-called services of Judaism into the church age.
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Is there any place in true Christianity for high priestly robes and miters?
True Christianity has no room for the robes and miters once used by the high priest.