The Beauty of Veiling
In today’s day and age when many of my peers are choosing that the veiling is a relic from the past, I wonder if they know what they are casting aside, or is it just an indication of where their hearts are really headed. For many of the people my age, and yes, even those older, the veiling has always been taught as a headship covering showing to the world that the wearer was in submission to her husband, parents, the church, and hopefully, to God. And while that is a very valid and important part of the veiling, I also firmly believe that there is such a beauty we miss if we don’t look beyond I Cor. 11 for what else the Bible might have to say. I am thrilled to be married to a woman who is veiled, and here are the reasons why! To understand the basis of the veil, you need to understand a bit of Glory. From Genesis to Revelation, Glory was always veiled. Adam and Eve were created and both were in the glory that God intended for them to enjoy, but when sin came into the world, then God “