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• There is the feast of unleavened bread to be observed; for seven days, in the first month of spring, the month of thy rescue from Egypt, thou shalt eat unleavened bread in obedience to my command. Then thou shalt present thyself before me with gifts.✻ (Exodus 23, 15)

• When thou offerest living things in sacrifice to me, the bread that goes with them shall not be leavened, nor shalt thou leave the fat of my victims unconsumed till the morrow. (Exodus 23, 18)

• All your loyalty must be for the Lord your God. So I will enrich thee with the bread and the water thou needest, and keep sickness far away from thy company; (Exodus 23, 25)

• Thou shalt make no treaty with them, nor with their gods. (Exodus 23, 32)

• Then Moses committed everything the Lord had said to writing; and when he rose next morning, he built an altar close to the spurs of the mountain, and twelve memorial stones answering to the twelve tribes of Israel. (Exodus 24, 4)

• After this Moses took half of the blood, and set it aside in bowls; the other half he poured out on the altar. (Exodus 24, 6)

• these poles too thou shalt make of acacia wood, and gild them over; so the table shall be carried. (Exodus 25, 28)

• there will be six branches altogether coming out of a single stem, and under each pair of them there will be an additional boss. (Exodus 25, 35)

• Make an altar, too, of acacia wood, with a surface five cubits square, and a height of three cubits. (Exodus 27, 1)

• sunk in the hearth✻ of the altar; this grating must reach to half the altar’s height. (Exodus 27, 5)

• which can be put through the rings on either side of the altar, so as to carry it. (Exodus 27, 7)

• The altar is not to be made solid, but to have a hollow space within, after the manner shewn thee on the mountain. (Exodus 27, 8)