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All these hangings for the court he had made out of twisted linen thread. (Exodus 38, 16)
The sockets for the posts were of bronze; the capitals were of silver, in chased work; the posts of the court he plated with silver. (Exodus 38, 17)
Here is an account, drawn up at Moses’ command by the priest Ithamar, son of Aaron, with the help of the Levites. It shews what was spent on the tabernacle that bears record of the Lord, (Exodus 38, 21)
when all the work was completed, at the Lord’s command given through Moses, by Beseleel, son of Uri, son of Hur, of the tribe of Juda. (Exodus 38, 22)
a hundred sockets were made out of a hundred talents, one talent for each socket. (Exodus 38, 27)
and of these they made the sockets of the approach to the tabernacle that bears record of the Lord, and the brazen altar with its grating, and all the appurtenances used at it; (Exodus 38, 30)
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 embroidered work; to do this, he must needs cut up gold leaf and spin it into threads, so that it could be worked into the rest of the coloured woof. (Exodus 39, 3)
and a band✻ of the same colours, as the Lord had prescribed to Moses. (Exodus 39, 5)
these, according to the prescription which the Lord had given Moses, he let into the sides of the mantle, to keep the sons of Israel in memory. (Exodus 39, 7)
He made a burse, too, of embroidered work, of the same pattern as the mantle itself, of gold and blue and purple and scarlet twice-dyed, and twisted linen thread, (Exodus 39, 8)
so that the two gold chains could hang from them, and these fitted the hooks which stood out from the corners of the mantle. (Exodus 39, 17)
