Exodus 26:31

a veil Heb. pârôketh, only in P, in the same connexion, and 2 Chronicles 3:14: the primary meaning was probably -that which shuts off" cf. Ass. parâku, to baror shut off, parakku, apartment, esp. shrinein a Temple; Syr. perakkâ(loan-word), a shrine). In Hebrews 6:19 f., Exodus 9:7-8; Exodus 10:19-22, the veil (with allusion to the fact that the high priest alone, and that only once in the year, entered into the Holy of holies) is regarded as forming an impediment to the approach to God, which was broken down by Christ, when He entered by His own blood into the -holy place" in heaven (Hebrews 9:12; Hebrews 9:24-26).

of the cunning workman of the designer (v.1).