Which Veil?
At Messiah’s death, the temple veil was torn. But which veil was it— the outer curtain separating the Holy Place or the inner veil before the Most Holy Place? This teaching…
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The Torn Veil
When Yeshua died, the temple veil was torn. But which veil? This study examines historical sources about the Temple’s outer and inner veils and explores what it means that the veil separating the Holy Place was torn. The tearing signaled open access to God through Yeshua and foreshadows our Messiah’s role as High Priest. It does not abolish God’s Law.
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