Sackcloth
Sackcloth of a Black Colour
Sackcloth Sack
Sackcloth was Worn by God's Prophets
Sackcloth was Worn by Persons in Affliction
Sackcloth was Worn in the Streets
Sackcloth was Worn with Ashes on the Head
Sackcloth was Worn: At Funerals
Sackcloth was Worn: Frequently Next the Skin in Deep Afflictions
Sackcloth was Worn: Girt About the Loins
Sackcloth was Worn: Often Over the Whole Person
Sackcloth was Worn: Often With Ropes on the Head
Sackcloth: (Covering the Heavens With) of Severe Judgments
Sackcloth: (Girding With) of Heavy Afflictions
Sackcloth: (Heavens Becoming As) of Severe Judgments
Sackcloth: (Putting of) Joy and Gladness
Sackcloth: A Symbol of Mourning
Sackcloth: Animals Covered With, at a Time of National Mourning
Sackcloth: Made of Coarse Hair
Sackcloth: No One Clothed In, Allowed Into the Palaces of Kings
Sackcloth: Rough and Unsightly
Sackcloth: The Jews Lay In, when in Deep Affliction
Sackcloth: Worn by Jacob when It Was Reported to Him That Joseph had been Devoured by Wild Animals
