You will discover a great mystery in this video. The Tola'at is the  "Worm" of Psalm 22 where it says, "But I am a worm and not a person..."  Watch now and you will see a demonstration with the real Tola'at and how  it was used to make the red, crimson or scarlet dye for the priestly  garments, the scarlet yarn, and the Temple curtain. You will see how  ancient Israel harvested and used it in the wilderness desert and later  in the land of Israel.  Link to my book: Tola'at Shani - Crimson Worm of Psalm 22 https://www.amazon.com/dp/1723738786  One of the Subscribers to this channel, Barb H. commented  about the  Tola'at: Aola'at: Tov, Lamed, Ayin, Tov. In Paleo Hebrew the Tov is a cross, so  it begins and ends with the cross. Lamed is the staff of authority. The Ayin is a picture of the eye and means to see or to behold. If you spell it Tola, you loose all of that.  It is in fact, in Psalm  22, verse 7, in the Hebrew Torah and it is spelled Tola'at.  The world  will twist anything to get the Cross and Yeshua; to be left out.  The greatest of all, is how you will see the actual life of this tiny  creature displays the life of Yeshua (Jesus). This Tola'at climbs up a  tree of piece of wood one and sticks itself to it to give life to it;s  offspring and dies on that wood. The place where it dies turns scarlet  red for three days, then turns white as snow.  “Come now, let us reason together, says the LORD: though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they are red like crimson, they shall become like wool." - Isaiah Link to my book: Tola'at Shani - Crimson Worm of Psalm 22 https://www.amazon.com/dp/1723738786  #TheWholeBible #GeorgeCrabb #Psalm22