| The Holy of holies was separate from the rest of the Tabernacle by a heavy veil or curtain. |
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| Do you have your sacred space, where you build your stuff, your holy of holies? |
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| His paintings should have found a place in the holy of holies of the collection. |
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| When the temple curtain is torn, God is no longer confined to the holy of holies. |
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| Pompey when he rode in to Jerusalem was curious enough to look in the holy of holies, the most sacred part of Gods temple. |
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| He went into the temple and ate the bread in the holy of holies, that no person is to touch. |
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| I still cannot get my head round the idea that golf's holy of holies is situated just off a busy dual carriageway. |
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| Priests, acolytes and choirboys pad round a central tent that represents the holy of holies, the spiritual home of the Ark. |
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| The humanity of Christ enters unto the holy of holies as one defiled by sin, blemished, and impure through contact with death and the curse of the cross. |
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| So this is the holy of holies, where only the coach and the players come. |
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| In the open, in front of this unlikely holy of holies, are a few rows of hard wooden benches, from which time has long since eroded the protection of varnish. |
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| You walk up fifty-seven marble stairs. You open these big brass doors, and there in this sanctum santorum, this holy of holies, is this little tiny cabin. |
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| Cleanse my hidden mind with the hyssop of your grace, for I draw near to the Holy of Holies of your mysteries. |
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| One goat is then sacrificed and its blood sprinkled in the Tabernacle's innermost sanctum, the Holy of Holies. |
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| The high priest must remove his vestments of silver and gold when he enters into the Holy of Holies on the Day of Atonement. |
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| In Jerusalem the sanctuary of the temple was called the Holy Place and was between the court and the Holy of Holies. |
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| In the epistle of St Paul to the Hebrews, St Paul speaks of the sanctuary, its rituals, its contents and the Holy of Holies. |
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| Inside, behind a great curtain, is the Holy of Holies, where the high priest, like Moses before him, communes with the Lord. |
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