JEHOVAH Tee - Cream/Brown

Heavyweight, oversized tee with a mock-neck collar. Pigment/reactive washed for a vintage look.

Please note:

• The garment-dyeing process gives each garment unique character. Please allow for slight color variation in production and washing.
• Care Instructions: Due to the nature of garment dye, loose pigments may remain on the surface of the garments. We therefore strongly recommend washing these garments only with like-colored garments, as some of the pigment dyes may stain light or white colored garments in the wash cycle.
• Washing the garments in cold water will reduce the possibility of staining.

Features:

Fabrication:

100% USA COTTON

Sizing:

See Sizing Photo above for details. SHIRTS RUN BAGGY SO BE AWARE WHEN PURCHASING YOUR SIZE!

Male and female model in photos are both wearing a size Large.

Design:

Front: Distressed “JEHOVAH” screen print in brown.

Back: Blank.

Product Meaning:

JEHOVAH is a name used for God, primarily throughout the Old Testament. There are many instances we see God’s name used to describe essences of His character and how He interweaves into our lives. This shirt has a few of the main ones we see used in The Bible.

Jehovah Jireh

Meaning: “The Lord who provides”. This comes from Genesis 22, and is a great reminder for us all that God will always provide for us, in all situations. Remind yourself of His place in our lives and how He has always provided for His children.

Jehovah Rapha

Meaning: “The Lord who heals”. This comes from Exodus 15, and reminds us that The Lord is our healer: physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Stand in faith for healing in your life and those around you.

Jehovah Shalom

Meaning: “The Lord is my peace”. This comes from Judges 6, and serves as a reminder that He is our peace, no matter the circumstances. Thank The Lord for His presence in your life and that Holy Spirit gives you the ability to be at peace spiritually and emotionally, even when things around you may look scary and hectic.

Jehovah Nissi

Meaning: “The Lord our banner”. This comes from Exodus 17, and is a reminder that The Lord is the one who fights our battles and will always fight for us, and never against His children. Tell the giants and battles in your life they have no power because God is opposing them and has the final say!