Trouvé 500 Résultats pour: Aaron Court
He made a court, too, at the south side of which there were hangings of twisted linen thread, a hundred cubits long, (Exodus 38, 9)
All these hangings for the court he had made out of twisted linen thread. (Exodus 38, 16)
The sockets for the posts were of bronze; the capitals were of silver, in chased work; the posts of the court he plated with silver. (Exodus 38, 17)
At the entrance, he made a hanging of twisted linen threads, embroidered with threads of blue and purple and scarlet twice-dyed, twenty cubits long, and, like all the hangings of the court, five cubits high. (Exodus 38, 18)
The pegs which kept the tabernacle and the court in place, all round, were made of bronze. (Exodus 38, 20)
Here is an account, drawn up at Moses’ command by the priest Ithamar, son of Aaron, with the help of the Levites. It shews what was spent on the tabernacle that bears record of the Lord, (Exodus 38, 21)
and the sockets round the court and at the entrance to the court, and the pegs which held up the tabernacle and the enclosure round about. (Exodus 38, 31)
Besellel made vestments, too, of blue and purple, scarlet and lawn, for Aaron to wear when he ministered in the holy place, as the Lord had prescribed them to Moses. (Exodus 39, 1)
They made, too, woven robes of lawn for Aaron and his sons, (Exodus 39, 25)
the brazen altar, with its grate, its poles, and all its appurtenances; the basin with its stand; the hangings for the court, and the posts with their sockets; (Exodus 39, 39)
the hanging for the entrance of the court, its ropes and its pegs. Nothing was missing of all the appurtenances that had been prescribed for the needs of the tabernacle, the shrine of the covenant. (Exodus 39, 40)
The vestments, too, that were to be worn by the priests, both Aaron himself and his sons, in the sanctuary, (Exodus 39, 41)
