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And he made an altar of acacia wood for burning incense, a cubit square, with a height of two cubits; it had horns at the corners. (Exodus 37, 25)
These poles, too, were of acacia wood, gilded over. (Exodus 37, 28)
He made another altar, too, of acacia wood, for burnt-sacrifice, with a surface five cubits square, and a height of three cubits; (Exodus 38, 1)
The poles themselves he made of acacia wood, covered with a plating of bronze, (Exodus 38, 6)
and twenty posts, with brazen sockets,✻ with their capitals and all their chased work of silver. (Exodus 38, 10)
But on the side which looked westwards the hangings were only fifty cubits long, and the posts, with their brazen sockets, their silver capitals, and chased work, were only ten in number. (Exodus 38, 12)
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)
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)
(He had Oöliab, too, son of Achisamech, of the tribe of Dan, to help him; he too was a famous craftsman in wood, he too could make tapestry and embroidery from threads of blue, and purple, and scarlet, and lawn.) (Exodus 38, 23)
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)
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)
and, lighting a fire on the altar, where a pile of wood lies ready, (Leviticus 1, 7)
