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No sooner had the sons of Israel left Moses’ presence, than all alike began making their contributions to the Lord, (Exodus 35, 20)
with readiness and devotion of heart, to help build the tabernacle that should bear record of him. Whatever was needed for the performance of worship, or for sacred vestments, (Exodus 35, 21)
men and women made haste to give; armlets and ear-pendants, rings and bracelets; all the gold ware they had was set apart to be given to the Lord. (Exodus 35, 22)
And whoever had thread of blue or purple or scarlet twice-dyed, lawn or goats’ hair, rams’ fleeces dyed red, or skins dyed violet, (Exodus 35, 23)
or silver, or bronze, offered them to the Lord; and acacia wood for all its manifold uses. (Exodus 35, 24)
There were women, too, skilled in spinning, who had their own contribution to make of blue, or purple, or scarlet, or lawn, (Exodus 35, 25)
and the spices and oil for feeding the lamps, and preparing the ointment, and making the sweet-smelling incense. (Exodus 35, 28)
All alike, men and women, devoutly brought their gifts, so as to speed on the work which the Lord, through Moses, had enjoined on them; there was not one Israelite that did not freely consecrate his offerings to the Lord’s service. (Exodus 35, 29)
And now Moses said to the sons of Israel, Here is the name of the man the Lord has singled out to help me, Beseleel, son of Uri, son of Hur, of the tribe of Juda. (Exodus 35, 30)
and sculptured gems, and carpenter’s work. All the craftsman’s wit can discover (Exodus 35, 33)
the Lord has put into his heart. Here is Oöliab, too, son of Achisamech, of the tribe of Dan; (Exodus 35, 34)
both of these he has endowed with skill, to carry out woodwork, and tapestry, and embroidery, with threads of blue and purple and scarlet twice-dyed and lawn; the weaving shall be theirs, and they shall find out new devices. (Exodus 35, 35)
