Frequencies of the Tabernacle: High Priest Breastplate | Trey Smith

The Frequency of the Tabernacle: The High Priest Breastplate -- along with the frequencies for testing yourself: http://highpriestbreastplate.com/

The testing and research (ongoing) of the frequencies of the Tabernacle and High Priest Breastplate are credited to Dr. Kison Frank and Andrew Mills. This research takes place in part at the Docere Life Center in Wichita, Kansas. https://www.docerelifecenter.com/

Original Frequency film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHOzzTXAphU

For more films like "Frequency of the Tabernacle: The High Priest Breastplate" please visit: https://www.godinanutshell.com/

The High Priest Breastplate, called "The Ephod" , was used by the High Priest of Isreal at the Tabernacle in the Wilderness. Once a year, on Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement) The High Priest would take the Blood of the Lamb into the Holy of Holies -- to put the blood on the Ark of the Covenant.

The Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur) is the highest of Israel's holy days.

Similarly, the Passover is on Nisan 14th of Israel's calendar. The Passover Lambs are in memorial of the last plague of the Exodus. The Israelites were instructed to put the blood of the lambs on their doorposts so the angel of death would "Passover" them.

This documentary film is by Trey Smith of God in a Nutshell: https://www.godinanutshell.com/

TABERNACLE FREQENCY: SUMMARY

What if the key to understanding the unseen world—angels, demons, healing, and divine power—was encoded not just in ancient texts… but in energy itself?

Trey Smith’s latest film, Frequencies of the Tabernacle, takes us deep into that question. It’s not just a follow-up to his earlier documentary Frequency—it’s a full-throttle dive into the mysterious relationship between sound, light, stone, Scripture, and supernatural forces. Whether you come from a background of faith, science, or both, this film will rattle your worldview—in a good way.

And it all starts with frequency.

Inside the Tabernacle of Moses, everything had purpose: Linen. Wool. Gold. Gemstones. Measurements. Materials.

What if that ancient precision wasn’t just for ceremony… but for something deeper? Something resonant?

That’s exactly what researchers like Dr. Kison Frank explore in this film: the idea that God gave Israel literal instructions for interacting with divine frequencies—real, testable energy that affects the body, the mind, and even the unseen realm. Wearing linen across the forehead or wool across the chest doesn’t just sound like ritual—it triggers measurable biological responses in the limbic system and emotional centers of the brain. These are the same areas connected to trauma, peace, and spiritual experience.

What if God wasn’t just giving fashion tips—but engineering?

The Breastplate Mystery: 12 Stones, 1 Frequency Map?

In Exodus, the Jewish High Priests were commanded to wear a breastplate embedded with 12 unique stones—each one symbolizing a tribe of Israel. But Frequencies of the Tabernacle asks a deeper question: Did those stones do more than symbolize?

Dr. Frank suggests that these gems may operate like an ancient circuit board, each one carrying specific frequencies that align with parts of the body, emotions, or even divine encounters. Some experiments featured in the film show crystal-embedded liquids responding to positive vs negative words, and lasers being “programmed” with frequencies—pointing to the very real power of the spoken word, something Scripture has taught for thousands of years.

It’s not New Age—it’s Old Testament.

In the film, we meet people like Michael Hughes, Robert Agee, and Andrew Mills, who each share astonishing insights into how energy, frequency, and light might be far more biblical than many Christians realize.

Scientific validation of scriptures like Hebrews 11:3:
“By faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God…”

And that’s just scratching the surface.

Echoes from the Ark of the Covenant?

Could these ancient frequencies have helped the High Priests prepare themselves to approach the Ark of the Covenant? Trey’s film suggests exactly that. The exacting nature of tabernacle design—from fabric ratios to crystal arrangements—might have been less about religion and more about resonance. In this context, “holiness” becomes more than behavior—it becomes alignment with unseen frequencies woven into the very fabric of creation.

Whether we’re talking about sound waves, light pulses, or molecular vibration, one thing is clear: the Bible may hold a hidden blueprint for unlocking real energy from the throne of God.

Summary by Aaron Sandoval, friend of Trey Smith