25 * Andhe made the incenſe-altar of ſhittim-wood : * Chap! the length of it was a cubit, and the breadth of it a 0: : © cubit : ( #t was fourſquare ) and two cubits wasthe height of ir : the horns thereof were of the ſame.
26 And he overlaid it with pure gold, bsth the top of it, and the ſides thereof round about, and the horns of it: alſo he made unto ir a crown of gold round abour.
27 And he made two rings of gold for it, under the crown thereof, by the two corners of it, upon the two ſides thereof, to be places for the ſtaves to bear it withal, |
28 And he made the ftaves of ſhittim-wood, and overlaid them with gold,
29 4 Andhe made*® the holy anointing oyl, and the pure incenlſe of ſweet ſpices, according to the work of the Apothecary,
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tim-wood : five cubits was the length thereof: and kve cubits the breadth thereof - C it was fourſquare ) and three cubits the height thereof. > And he made the horns thereof on the four corners of ir + the horns thereof were of the ſame, and he over- 114 it with brals. mn _ Sud be made all the veſlels of the altar, the pots,and
fice-pans, all the veſſels thereof made he of braſs.
4 Andhe made for the altar a brazen grate of net- work, under the compaſs thereof, beneath unto the midſt thereof.
5 And he caſt four rings for the four ends of the grate of braſs, to be places for the ſtaves. ;
6 And he made the ſtaves of ſhictim-wood, and over- laid them with braſs. ; :
7 And he put the ſtaves into the rings of the ſides of the altar, to bear it withal ; he made the altar hollow with boards.
$ © And he made the * laver of braſs, andthe foot of it of braſs, of the + looking-glalles « of the omen 7 al- ſembling, which afſembled ar the door of the taberna-
cle of the congregation b- a Whieh as kh - are ſomtimes made of poliſh?d Steel, ſo anciently were inade of poliſhed Brafs, as appears both from facred
and from profane Writers. See Job. 37: 18: Phil. 33; 9: &c, b It ſeems to note a company of religious Women, who in a more Pecus liar manner devoted themſelves to the ſervice of God in or about his
Tabernacle, by faſting, prayer, Oc. ſee 1 Sam, 2: 22: and Luke 2: 37: And whereas ſome object, that the tabernacle was not yer built, it may be replied, either that thisis tobe underſtood of the Tabernacle ſpoken of Exod. 33: 7; which might ſerve for thar purpoſe rill this was built ; or that here is a proleplis or anticipation, and that he ſpeaks not of what the Women now did, but of what they did after the Tabernacle was built, which was tefore Moſes writ thele words,
9 4 And he made * the Court : on the ſouth: ſide ſouth-ward, the hangings of the court were of fine twi- ned linen an hundred cubits. ;
to Their pillars were twenty, and their brazen foc- kets twenty: the hooks c of the pillars, and their fillets were of [\Lvers - c Upon whichthey hanged the Beaſts to be ſacrificed, as the Fews affirm. |
1t And for the north-fide, the hangings were an hun- dred cubits, their piilars were twenty, and their ſockets of braſs twenty : the hooks of the pillars, and their fil- lets of ſilver. | |
12 And for the weſt-ſide, were hangings of fifty cubits, their pillars ten, and their ſockets ten ; the hooks of the pillars, and their fillers of ſilver.
123 Andfor the caſt-ſide eaſtward fifty cubits.
14 The hangings of the one ſide of the gate were fifteen cubits, their pillars three, and their ſockets three.
15 And for the other ſide of the court-gate on this hand, and that hand,were hangings of fifrcen cubits, their pillars three, and their ſockets three.
16 All the havgings of the court round about were of fine twined linen.
17 And the ſockets for the pillars were of braſs, the hooks of the pillars, and their fillers of ſilver, and the over- laying of the chapiters of ſilver, and all the pillars of the court were filletted 22th ſilver.
18 And the hanging for the gate of the court was needle-work, of blue; and purple: and ſcarlet, andfine twined linens and twenty cubits was the length, and the height in the breadth, 4 was five cubits anſwerable to the hangings of the court,
d The h:izht reates to its ſtanding or hanging upright, and the
breadth relates to the hanging it ſelf, and the heighc of the hanging was taken in the breadth.
19 And their pillars were four, and their ſockets of braſs four, their hooks of ſilver, and the overlaying of their chapiters, and their fiilets of ſilver.
20 Andall the * pins of the tabernacle, and of the Court reund about were of braſs.
21 T This isthe ſum of the tabernacle e,ever of the ta- bernacle of teſtimony, as it was counted, according to the commandment of Moſes, fer the ſervice of the Levites f,by the hand of Ithamar ſon to Aaron the prieft
e This doth not belong to the following account of Go d and Si!- ver, but to rhe foregoing particulars of holy things relacing ro the Tabernacle, for thele oniy were committed to the care of the Lewizes, as 1t here follows, but this Gold and Silver was put into other hands. #4 z. Qs ) For thoſe ho'y uſcs and ſervices which the Lewvires adminſtred.
22 And Bezaleel the ſon of Uri, the ſon of Hur, of
the Tribe of Judah, made all that the LOR D com- manged Moies,
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and thirty ſhekels, after the ſhekel of the ſanctuary,
; ſins, and the fleſh-hooks, and the ; 1T | the ſhovels, and the baſins, 7 ' Exod. 30 13; It is not ſaid, that ail this Gold and following Cilver
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Chap. XXXV 23 Ard with him was Aholiab,ſon of Ahiſamach,of
the tribe of Dan,an engraver and a cunning workman, and an embroiderer in blue, and in purple, and in fcar- let, and fine linen,
24 All the goid that was occupied for the work, in all the work ofthe holy place, even the old of the offer- ing, was twenty and nine talents g, and ſeven hundred
g Every Talent contained three thouſand ſhekels. See Gen. 23: 153
were uict about the building of the Tabernac'e, for the people brought much 1 ore than enough, Exod 36: 5: Anil theſe remains, it