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Southern parlours, like northern, had a walk in front of them; had the same length and breadth, were entered by doors of the same kind; (Ezekiel 42, 11)
the doors of these parlours opened on a walk along their southern side, and the main entrance was approached at the eastern end, from the walk that faced the hall and the close. (Ezekiel 42, 12)
These parlours, he told me, built to north and south beside the pavilion, are hallowed precincts, where the priests who sacrifice to the Lord may eat what is set apart for holy uses. All that is set apart, all the offerings made for fault and for wrong done, shall there be laid out, as on holy ground. (Ezekiel 42, 13)
Nor, entering it, shall the priests leave it for the inner court all at once; here they must lay aside their vestments, for these, too, are hallowed, and put on other clothes before ever they mingle with the people. (Ezekiel 42, 14)
With that, he made an end of measuring the precincts within, and led me through the eastern doorway, to measure them from without. (Ezekiel 42, 15)
and five hundred cubits along the southern; (Ezekiel 42, 18)
shall learn to blush for his misdeeds. Form and fashion of the temple, gates that lead in and out, all the plot of it do thou make known to them; and what observances they are that govern the ordering of it. All this they must see in writing, and so learn to keep its pattern ever unaltered, its laws ever to fulfil. (Ezekiel 43, 11)
Wouldst thou know what the temple’s charter is? No part of the mountain top that lies within its bounds but is my inmost sanctuary; that, nothing less, is the charter of the temple. (Ezekiel 43, 12)
These measurements the altar had,✻ measured by the true cubit, that is the width of a fore-arm and a palm; first came a gutter, of a cubit’s depth and a cubit’s width, ending in a lip a span broad all round; thus the altar was drained. (Ezekiel 43, 13)
Above this gutter, which was at ground level, came the lower base, two cubits high and a cubit across; the upper base rose four cubits above it, and was again a cubit wide. (Ezekiel 43, 14)
Horns of the altar, and the four corners of its base, and the rim round about it, thou shalt smear with the victim’s blood, to cleanse them and purge them of fault, (Ezekiel 43, 20)
Next day, the transgression-victim shall be a male kid, without blemish; with this, as with the calf, the altar must be purged; (Ezekiel 43, 22)
