Objects — T
Biblical objects starting with the letter T — click any entry to open its page when available.
24 objects
table
Moses puts the table inside the Tent of Meeting, on the north side of the Dwelling, outside the curtain, and arranges the loaves before Yahweh.
Exodus 25-26, 30-31, 35, 37, 40Dwellingtamarisk
Abraham planted a tamarisk at Beersheba after swearing the covenant oath.
Genesis 21Plantingtambourine
Tambourines appear in Laban's lament; after the sea crossing Miriam takes up a tambourine and the women follow her dancing.
Genesis 31Exodus 15Musictent
Moses spreads the tent over the Dwelling and the covering for the tent over that, as Yahweh ordered.
Genesis 12-13, 18, 25-26, 31Exodus 16, 18, 26, 33, 35-36, 40DwellingTent of Meeting
Moses erects the Tent of Meeting, places its furnishings, and brings Aaron to its entrance. The cloud covers the Tent and the glory of Yahweh fills the Dwelling so Moses cannot enter.
Exodus 27-31, 33, 35, 38-40DwellingSanctuarytenth
Abram gave a tenth to Melchizedek; Jacob vows to pay a tenth of everything God gives him at Bethel.
Genesis 14, 28OfferingTestimony
Moses takes the Testimony and puts it in the ark, then sets the mercy-seat on top.
Exodus 16, 25, 27, 30-32, 34, 38, 40CovenantDwellingthigh
The thigh appears in Abraham's and Jacob's oath rituals, and in the hip-socket strike during Jacob's wrestling at Peniel.
Genesis 24, 32, 47Oath ritualthorn-bushes
If a fire breaks out, setting light to thorn bushes and burning stacks, standing corn or the field, the person who started the fire makes full restitution.
Exodus 22LiabilityThummim
Placed with the Urim in the breastplate of judgement, on Aaron's heart when he enters Yahweh's presence, so that he bears Israel's judgement always.
Exodus 28Priestly garmentJudgementthunder
Thunder accompanies the hail plague in Egypt and, after the Ten Words, peals of thunder terrify the people with lightning, trumpet and the smoking mountain.
Exodus 9, 19-20TheophanyWeathertomb
Tombs appear in Abraham's burial negotiations and when Jacob asks burial in his ancestral tomb; in Genesis 50 Joseph cites Jacob's oath to be buried in the tomb he dug in Canaan.
Genesis 23, 47, 50Burialtopaz
A precious stone in the first row of the breastplate of judgement, with sard and emerald.
Exodus 28, 39Precious stonePriestly garmenttorch
A flaming torch appears with a smoking firepot in Abram's covenant vision.
Genesis 15Covenant signtower
The tower in Genesis 11 was built as part of Babel, with its top intended to reach heaven.
Genesis 11Structuretree-of-knowledge
The tree of the knowledge of good and evil is the forbidden tree in Eden.
Genesis 2-3Edentree-of-life
The tree of life stands in Eden and is later guarded after humanity's expulsion.
Genesis 2-3Edentrees
Trees within the Machpelah field are included in Abraham's purchase; at Elim there are seventy palm trees beside twelve springs where Israel camps.
Genesis 23, 30, 35Exodus 15Property boundarytrough
Troughs are where animals drink; Rebekah empties her pitcher into one, Jacob places peeled shoots in them, and in Exodus 2 Reuel's daughters fill troughs to water their father's flock.
Genesis 24, 30Exodus 2Water vesseltrumpet
A very loud trumpet blast sounds at Sinai as Yahweh descends; after the Ten Words the people see the trumpet blasting with thunder, lightning and smoke, and keep their distance.
Exodus 19-20TheophanyInstrumenttunic
Moses dresses Aaron's sons in tunics and anoints them as he anointed their father, for an everlasting priesthood.
Exodus 4, 28-29, 39-40GarmentPriestly garmenttunic-of-skins
Skin garments appear after the fall and again when Rebekah covers Jacob's smooth skin with kids' skins to deceive Isaac.
Genesis 3, 27Garmentturban
They make the turban of fine linen for Aaron. The gold flower engraved 'Consecrated to Yahweh' is fastened high up on it with a violet-purple cord.
Exodus 28-29, 39Priestly garmentturtledove
A turtledove is one of the birds brought by Abram for the covenant ritual.
Genesis 15Sacrificial animal