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and they shall know me for the Lord God that rescued them from the land of Egypt, so as to abide among them, their Lord and their God. (Exodus 29, 46)
For burning incense, thou shalt make an altar of acacia wood, (Exodus 30, 1)
a cubit square in surface, and two cubits high; it must have horns going out of it. (Exodus 30, 2)
The whole must be covered with pure gold, the grate and the walls around it and the horns too. It is to have a rim of gold about it, (Exodus 30, 3)
Its position is to be facing the veil that hides the ark and its records, facing, too, the throne that overshadows them, my trysting-place with thee. (Exodus 30, 6)
Aaron, when he trims the lamps each morning, shall burn fragrant incense on it, (Exodus 30, 7)
and again when he lights them at evening he shall burn incense in the Lord’s presence; a custom you are to preserve age after age. (Exodus 30, 8)
Once a year Aaron shall make intercession at the horns of it, with the blood that is offered in atonement for sin, winning pardon for you there, age after age; it shall be all holiness in the Lord’s honour. (Exodus 30, 10)
This, too, was the Lord’s word to Moses: (Exodus 30, 11)
When thou dost pass the Israelites in review and count their number, each shall pay the Lord a forfeit for his life, to avert all plague at the time of their numbering.✻ (Exodus 30, 12)
As each man is added to the count, he must pay half a sicle by sanctuary reckoning (note that the sicle, half of which must be paid to the Lord, is worth thirty pence). (Exodus 30, 13)
The forfeit must be paid by all those, above the age of twenty, who are registered, (Exodus 30, 14)
