This sermon explores the significance of the High Priest’s robe in Exodus 28:31–35, emphasizing its typological connection to Christ. The robe, woven entirely of blue, adorned with pomegranates and bells, points forward to the righteousness, intercession, and atoning work of Jesus, our Great High Priest. The pomegranates symbolize the fruitfulness and blood of sacrifice; the bells, the ongoing sound of priestly mediation. Together, they portray the beauty and necessity of worship according to God’s command. Believers are called to examine whether they are truly clothed in Christ’s righteousness or still approaching God in garments of their own making.