Forty-three verses on clothing, and the phrase the chapter uses for why is its own: holy garments for Aaron, for glory and for beauty. An ephod nobody can reconstruct. A pouch set with twelve engraved stones whose identities are genuinely unknown. Inside it, the Urim and the Thummim, which the text never describes and YLT alone translates. A robe hemmed with gold bells, specified so Aaron is heard going in and coming out, that he die not.