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He
made
the altar of burnt offering of
acacia wood. It was square .
Its
length
was
five cubits, its
breadth
was
five cubits, and its
height
was
three cubits.
Bezalel
constructed
the altar of burnt offering from
acacia wood. It was square ,
five cubits long
, five cubits wide
, and three cubits high
.
He made its
horns
on
its four corners .
Its
horns were of one piece with
it
, and he overlaid it
with brass
.
He made a
horn
at
each
of
its four corners ,
so
that
the
horns and
altar
were of one piece, and he overlaid the
altar
with bronze
.
He made all the vessels
of the
altar,
the
pots, the
shovels, the
basins
, the
flesh-hooks
, and the
fire
pans.
He
made
all
its
vessels
of
brass
.
He made all the altar’s
utensils
of bronze—its
pots, shovels, sprinkling
bowls
, meat
forks
, and firepans
.
He made for the altar a
grating
of
a
network
of
brass,
under the
ledge around
it
beneath
, reaching
halfway up.
He made a
grate
of
bronze
mesh
for the altar under its
ledge, halfway up from
the
bottom
.
He cast four rings for
the
four
ends
of
brass
grating,
to
be
places
for the poles.
At
the
four
corners
of
the
bronze
grate
he cast four rings as
holders
for the poles.
He made the poles of acacia wood ,
and overlaid them with brass
.
And
he made the poles of acacia wood and overlaid them with bronze
.
He put
the poles into the rings on the sides of the altar ,
with
which
to
carry
it. He made it hollow with
planks
.
Then
he inserted
the poles into the rings on the sides of the altar for
carrying
it. He made the
altar
with
boards
so
that
it was
hollow.
He made the basin of
brass,
and its base
of
brass,
out
of
the mirrors of the ministering
women who ministered
at the door
of
the tent of meeting.
Next
he made the bronze
basin and its stand
from
the mirrors of the women who served
at the entrance
to
the Tent of Meeting.
He made
the court:
for
the south side southward
the
hangings
of the court
were
of fine
twined
linen, one
hundred
cubits;
Then
he constructed
the courtyard.
The south side of the courtyard
was
a
hundred
cubits
long
and
had
curtains
of finely
spun
linen,
their
pillars
were
twenty ,
and their
sockets
twenty, of
brass;
the
hooks
of
the
pillars
and their
fillets
were
of
silver.
with
twenty posts
and twenty bronze
bases
, and with
silver hooks
and
bands
on
the
posts
.
For
the north side one
hundred cubits, their
pillars
twenty ,
and their
sockets
twenty ,
of
brass;
the hooks of
the
pillars,
and their
fillets,
of silver.
The north side was
also
a
hundred cubits long
, with
twenty posts
and twenty bronze
bases.
The hooks and bands
of the
posts
were
silver.
For
the west side were
hangings
of
fifty cubits, their
pillars
ten ,
and their
sockets
ten ;
the hooks of
the
pillars,
and their
fillets,
of silver.
The west side was
fifty cubits long
and
had
curtains
, with
ten posts
and ten bases.
The hooks and bands
of the
posts
were
silver.
For
the east side eastward
fifty cubits.
And
the east side ,
toward
the
sunrise,
was
also
fifty cubits long
.
The hangings
for
the
one side were fifteen cubits ;
their
pillars
three
, and their
sockets
three ;
The curtains
on
one side of
the
entrance
were fifteen cubits long
, with
three
posts
and three bases.
and so
for
the other
side:
on this
hand
and
that
hand
by
the gate
of
the
court
were hangings
of
fifteen cubits ;
their
pillars
three
, and their
sockets
three.
And the curtains
on the other
side
were also
fifteen cubits long
, with
three
posts
and three bases
as
well
.
All the hangings
around the court
were of fine
twined
linen.
All the curtains
around the courtyard
were made
of finely
spun
linen.
The sockets
for the pillars
were of
brass.
The hooks of
the
pillars
and their
fillets
were of
silver ;
and the overlaying
of
their
capitals,
of silver ;
and
all the pillars
of the court
were filleted
with silver.
The bases
for the posts
were bronze,
the hooks and bands
were silver ,
and the plating
for
the
tops
of the
posts
was
silver .
So
all the posts
of the courtyard
were banded
with silver.
The screen
for the gate
of
the court
was the
work
of
the
embroiderer,
of
blue, purple, scarlet, and fine
twined
linen. Twenty cubits was
the
length,
and the
height
in
the
breadth
was
five
cubits
, like to
the hangings
of the court.
The curtain
for the entrance
to
the courtyard
was embroidered
with
blue, purple, and
scarlet yarn
, and finely
spun
linen. It
was
twenty cubits long
and, like the curtains
of the courtyard,
five
cubits
high,
Their
pillars
were
four ,
and their
sockets
four ,
of
brass;
their hooks of
silver, and the overlaying
of their capitals,
and
their
fillets,
of
silver
.
with
four posts
and four bronze
bases.
Their hooks were
silver, as
well
as
the
bands
and the plating
of their tops
.
All the pins
of
the
tent ,
and around
the court,
were of
brass
.
All the tent pegs
for
the
tabernacle
and for
the surrounding
courtyard
were bronze
.
This is the amount
of
material
used
for the tent
, even
the Tent
of the Testimony, as they
were
counted,
according
to
the
commandment
of
Moses ,
for
the
service
of
the Levites ,
by
the hand
of Ithamar ,
the
son of Aaron the priest.
This is the inventory
for the tabernacle
, the tabernacle
of the Testimony, as recorded
at
Moses ’
command
by
the Levites under
the direction
of Ithamar son of Aaron the priest.
Bezalel the
son of Uri, the son of Hur, of the tribe of Judah, made all
that Yahweh
commanded Moses.
Bezalel son of Uri, the son of Hur, of the tribe of Judah, made everything
that the
LORD
had
commanded Moses.
With him was Oholiab ,
the
son of Ahisamach, of the tribe of Dan, an engraver, and
a
skillful
workman
, and an
embroiderer in blue, in
purple, in
scarlet ,
and in
fine linen.
With him was Oholiab son of Ahisamach, of the tribe of Dan, an engraver, designer
, and embroiderer in blue, purple, and
scarlet yarn
and fine linen.
All the gold that
was
used for the work in
all
the
work
of
the sanctuary ,
even
the
gold
of
the
offering,
was
twenty-nine
talents ,
and seven
hundred
thirty
shekels, after
the
shekel
of
the sanctuary.
All the gold from
the
wave
offering
used for the work on
the sanctuary totaled
29
talents and 730
shekels, according
to
the sanctuary shekel
.
The silver of
those who
were
numbered of
the congregation was
one
hundred
talents ,
and one
thousand
seven
hundred
seventy-five
shekels, after
the
shekel
of
the sanctuary :
The silver from
those numbered among
the congregation totaled
100
talents and 1,775
shekels, according
to
the sanctuary shekel—
a beka a
head
, that is, half a shekel, after
the
shekel
of
the sanctuary, for
everyone who passed
over to those
who
were
numbered, from
twenty
years
old
and
upward
, for
six
hundred
three
thousand
five
hundred
fifty
men.
a beka per
person
, that is, half a shekel, according
to
the sanctuary shekel
, from
everyone twenty
years
of
age
or
older
who had
crossed
over to be
numbered, a
total
of
603
, 550
men.
The one
hundred talents of silver were for
casting
the sockets
of the sanctuary ,
and the sockets
of the veil ;
one
hundred
sockets
for
the one
hundred
talents, a
talent for
a
socket
.
The hundred talents of silver were used
to
cast
the bases
of the sanctuary and the bases
of the veil —100
bases
from
the 100
talents, one
talent per
base
.
Of
the one
thousand
seven
hundred
seventy-five
shekels he made hooks for the pillars
, overlaid their capitals
, and made
fillets
for them.
With
the 1,775
shekels of
silver
he made the
hooks for the posts
, overlaid their tops
, and supplied
bands
for them.
The brass
of
the offering was
seventy
talents ,
and two
thousand
four
hundred
shekels.
The bronze
from
the wave
offering totaled
70
talents and 2,400
shekels.
With
this
he made
the
sockets
to the door
of
the tent of meeting, the brazen
altar ,
the
brazen
grating for
it
, all the vessels
of
the altar,
He used
it
to make
the bases
for
the entrance
to
the
Tent of Meeting, the bronze
altar and
its
bronze
grating, all the utensils
for
the altar,
the sockets
around
the
court,
the
sockets
of
the gate of
the
court
, all
the
pins
of
the
tent,
and all the pins
around
the court
.
the bases
for
the surrounding
courtyard
and
its
gate, and all the tent
pegs
for
the tabernacle
and
its
surrounding
courtyard
.
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