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  • It had a rim of gold about it, and close under the rim two gold rings on either side, for putting poles in, so that the altar could be carried. (Exodus 37, 27)

  • And he made oil for the hallowing ointment, and incense of pure spices, with all the art of a perfumer. (Exodus 37, 29)

  • 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)

  • it had horns at the corners, and it was plated with bronze. (Exodus 38, 2)

  • And he provided it with appurtenances all of bronze, ash-pans, tongs, forks, hooks and braziers; (Exodus 38, 3)

  • and made it a bronze grating of network, and a hearth under this, in the middle of the altar. (Exodus 38, 4)

  • Then he made a washing-basin and a stand for it, out of bronze from the mirrors of the women who used to keep watch at the door of the tabernacle. (Exodus 38, 8)

  • and twenty posts, with brazen sockets,✻ with their capitals and all their chased work of silver. (Exodus 38, 10)

  • On the north side, too, there were hangings, and posts with their sockets and capitals, all of the same measurement, workmanship, and material. (Exodus 38, 11)

  • 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)

  • For the eastern side, it was fifty cubits long; (Exodus 38, 13)

  • and at the other end (leaving room in between for the entrance which led to the tabernacle) there were again hangings fifteen cubits long, three posts, and three sockets. (Exodus 38, 15)


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