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'For six days you will labour, but on the seventh day you will rest; you will stop work even during ploughing and harvesting. (Exodus 34, 21)
But Moses called to them, and Aaron and all the leaders of the community rejoined him, and Moses talked to them, (Exodus 34, 31)
Work must be done for six days, but the seventh must be a holy day for you, a day of complete rest, in honour of Yahweh. Anyone who does any work on that day will be put to death. (Exodus 35, 2)
Set aside a contribution for Yahweh out of your possessions. Everyone whose heart prompts him to do so should bring a contribution for Yahweh: gold, silver and bronze; (Exodus 35, 5)
And all those whose heart stirred them and all those whose spirit prompted them brought a contribution for Yahweh, for the work on the Tent of Meeting, for its general service and for the sacred vestments. (Exodus 35, 21)
All those offering a contribution of silver or bronze brought their contribution for Yahweh and all who happened to own acacia wood, suitable for any of the work to be done, brought that. (Exodus 35, 24)
All those Israelites, men and women, whose heart prompted them to contribute to the entire work that Yahweh had ordered through Moses to be done, brought a contribution to Yahweh. (Exodus 35, 29)
From Moses they received everything that the Israelites had brought as contributions for carrying out the work of building the sanctuary, and, as they went on bringing their offerings every morning, (Exodus 36, 3)
Moses then gave the order and proclamation was made throughout the camp, 'No one, whether man or woman, must do anything more towards contributing for the sanctuary.' So the people were prevented from bringing any more, (Exodus 36, 6)
as also the five columns for it and their hooks; he overlaid their capitals and rods with gold, but their five sockets were of bronze. (Exodus 36, 38)
He will then split it in half with a wing on each side, but without separating the two parts. The priest will then burn it on the altar, on the wood which is on the fire, as a burnt offering, food burnt as a smell pleasing to Yahweh." ' (Leviticus 1, 17)
You may offer them to Yahweh as an offering of first-fruits, but they will not make a pleasing smell if they are burnt on the altar. (Leviticus 2, 12)
