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He measured the porch of the gate: eight cubits; its jambs: two cubits; the porch of the gate was at the inner end. (Ezekiel 40, 9)
From the entrance end of the gate to the porch opposite: fifty cubits. (Ezekiel 40, 15)
Its windows, its entrance and its palm-tree decoration all measured the same as those of the east gate. There were seven steps up to it, and its porch was at the inner end. (Ezekiel 40, 22)
and it had seven steps up to it; its entrance was at the inner end and had palm-tree decorations on its pillars, one on each side. (Ezekiel 40, 26)
Going northward up to the gate, there were two tables outside and two more tables at the entrance end of the gate. (Ezekiel 40, 40)
He measured its length: twenty cubits; and its width measured across the end wall of the Sanctuary: twenty cubits. He then said to me, "This is the most holy place." (Ezekiel 41, 4)
They were like the entrances of the southern rooms; one entrance at the end of each walk, fronting the eastern wall, being the way in. He said to me, (Ezekiel 42, 12)
At the end of that time, on the eighth day and afterwards, the priest is to offer your burnt offerings and your communion offerings on the altar, and I will look kindly on you - it is Yahweh who speaks." (Ezekiel 43, 27)
He took me through the entrance at the side of the north gate that leads to the rooms of the Holy Place set apart for the priests. And there before us, to the west, was a space at the end. (Ezekiel 46, 19)
The frontier will extend from the sea to Hazar-enon, marching with Damascus and Hamath on the north; this is the northern frontier. (Ezekiel 47, 17)
This is the list of the tribes. In the far north by way of Hethlon to Hamath, to Hazar-enon, with the frontier of Damascus lying to the north, bordering Hamath - each portion extends from the eastern frontier to the western frontier: Dan, one portion. (Ezekiel 48, 1)
And the city pastures are to extend two hundred and fifty cubits to the north, two hundred and fifty to the south, two hundred and fifty to the east, two hundred and fifty to the west. (Ezekiel 48, 17)
