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Yet truly, opposite the west, that is, toward that part of the tabernacle which looks out toward the sea, he made six panels, (Exodus 36, 27)
and five others to fit together the panels of the other side, and, in addition to these, five other bars toward the western area of the tabernacle, opposite the sea. (Exodus 36, 32)
spreading their wings, and protecting the propitiatory, and gazing toward it and toward one another. (Exodus 37, 9)
Yet truly, on that side which looks out toward the west, there were hangings of fifty cubits, and ten columns with their bases of brass. And the heads of the columns and all of the engraving work were of silver. (Exodus 38, 12)
Furthermore, toward the east, he prepared hangings of fifty cubits: (Exodus 38, 13)
And you shall bring forward Aaron and his sons to the entrance of the tabernacle of the testimony, and, having washed them with water, (Exodus 40, 12)
And he shall immolate it at the side of the altar which looks out toward the north, in the sight of the Lord. Yet truly, the sons of Aaron shall pour its blood upon the altar all around. (Leviticus 1, 11)
and afterwards shall understand their sin: they shall offer a calf on behalf of their sin, and they shall lead it to the door of the tabernacle. (Leviticus 4, 14)
and afterwards he shall understand his sin: he shall offer an immaculate he-goat from among the goats, as a sacrifice to the Lord. (Leviticus 4, 23)
If a soul will have sinned, and heard the voice of one testifying under oath, and he is a witness because either he has seen it himself, or he is aware of it: if he does not reveal it, he shall carry his iniquity. (Leviticus 5, 1)
And if he will have touched anything from the uncleanness of man, according to every kind of impurity by which he may be defiled, and having forgotten it, afterwards realizes it, he shall be guilty of committing a transgression. (Leviticus 5, 3)
The soul who swears and offers from his own lips that he would do either evil or good, and who will have bound the same with an oath and with his own words, and, having forgotten it, afterwards understands his transgression, (Leviticus 5, 4)
