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All these thou shalt sanctify, and they shall be all holiness; whoever touches them shall become holy thereby. (Exodus 30, 29)
It is not to be used for anointing the flesh of man; nor are you to compound oil for yourselves as this is compounded; it is a thing set apart, and you must keep it holy. (Exodus 30, 32)
the sacred vestments to be worn by the high priest Aaron and his sons when they perform their holy office, (Exodus 31, 10)
Meanwhile, finding that Moses’ return from the mountain was so long delayed, the people remonstrated with Aaron. Bestir thyself, they said; fashion us gods, to be our leaders. We had a man to lead us, this Moses, when we came away from Egypt; but there is no saying what has become of him. (Exodus 32, 1)
With that, Moses came down from the mountain, carrying in his hand the two tablets of the law, with writing on either side, (Exodus 32, 15)
Then they drew nearer the camp, and he saw the calf standing there, and the dancing. And so angry was he that he threw down the tablets he held, and broke them against the spurs of the mountain; (Exodus 32, 19)
Be ready to come up on to mount Sinai in the morning, and there thou shalt stand before me on the mountain top. (Exodus 34, 2)
No one else is to climb up with thee, no one else is to be in sight on any part of the mountain; even the cattle and the sheep must not be allowed to graze within view. (Exodus 34, 3)
You have six days before you now to work in; when the seventh comes, you must keep it holy, since it is the sabbath, the Lord’s day of rest; no one must do any work that day, on pain of death, (Exodus 35, 2)
thus there were also a hundred talents of silver, from which they made the sockets of the holy place, and those of the entrance, where the veil hangs; (Exodus 38, 26)
Besellel made vestments, too, of blue and purple, scarlet and lawn, for Aaron to wear when he ministered in the holy place, as the Lord had prescribed them to Moses. (Exodus 39, 1)
All that is left of this sacrifice shall belong to Aaron and his sons; the remnant of the Lord’s own offering, it is set apart for holy uses. (Leviticus 2, 3)
