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What Your Clothes Say

What Your Clothes Say. Clothing originated with God ( Gen. 3: 21, cp. 3: 7 ). Clothes have always said something about the person wearing them ( Gen. 38: 14, 15; Ex. 28: 2, 4ff .). What Your Clothes Say. Suggest whether rich or poor ( Jas. 2: 2 ). What Your Clothes Say.

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What Your Clothes Say

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  1. What Your Clothes Say Clothing originated with God (Gen. 3: 21, cp. 3: 7). Clothes have always said something about the person wearing them (Gen. 38: 14, 15; Ex. 28: 2, 4ff.).

  2. What Your Clothes Say Suggest whether rich or poor (Jas. 2: 2).

  3. What Your Clothes Say Clothes can suggest sorrow (2 Sam. 3: 31).

  4. What Your Clothes Say Can present false piety (Matt. 23: 5).

  5. What Your Clothes Say Those with whom identified (Zeph. 1: 8).

  6. What Your Clothes Say Clothing identifies male and female (cp. Deut. 22: 5).

  7. What Your Clothes Say We read of the attire of a harlot (Prov. 7: 10).

  8. What Your Clothes Say Clothing can suggest lack of headship (cp. I Cor. 11: 4, 5).

  9. What Your Clothes Say Can reveal one as a prisoner (Jere. 52: 33).

  10. What Your Clothes Say Can suggest cared for (Prov. 31: 21, 22).

  11. What Your Clothes Say Clothing can reveal activity (Matt. 22: 11ff.)

  12. What Your Clothes Say The Bible reveals not only decent dress, but dress that is appropriate for the occasion (Gen. 3: 21; Matt. 22: 11ff.)

  13. My Appearance I go to see a girl-friend; My clothes are nice and neat. I comb the hair on my head And shine the shoes on my feet. My best friend is getting married; He's asked me to be "best man." I want to make his weeding great, So I dress the best I can. I'll attend a funeral tomorrow; I will look my very best. A brand new shirt and tie, Plus a new suit and vest. Now it's Sunday morning; I will worship God today. My clothes won't be too tidy, And my hair in disarray. My shirt will be open, To show the hair on my chest... And I'm not really too concerned, Whether or not my pants are pressed. Why is it when before mere men. I want to look my best, But when I come to worship God, I don't care how I'm dressed? -Anon.

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