In addition to this breastplate (sometimes referred to as coat of mail) the Roman soldier also wore a third weapon…a pair of dangerous shoes. These were not “shower clogs” or “Florsheim,” these shoes that the Roman soldier wore were primarily made of two pieces of metal. The first piece of the Roman shoe was called a greave. This was a piece of bronze or brass that had been wrapped around the soldier’s lower legs. Beginning at the top of the knee, it extended down past the calf of the leg and rested on top of the foot. Because this tube-like metal covered the lower leg of the soldier, the Roman soldier’s shoes looked like boots made of brass.
Yesterday’s trivia: Rib (Gen. 2:21)
Today’s trivia; Who, when accused of being with Jesus, lied and said that he did not know him, three times?
TONIGHT: PRAYING DOWN STRONGHOLDS! 7:00pm
Kathy and I DECREE YOU BLESSED IN JESUS NAME!
PD & Kathy