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+ Heb:rhe g | incenſe of - 4OOT» ; fwect ſpree, 39 The brazen altar,and his grate of braſs, his ſtaves,
and all his veſſels, the laver, and his feet,
40 The hangings of the court, his pillars, and his ſoc- kets,and the hanging for the court-gate, his cords, and his pins,& all the vcetiels of the ſervice ofthe tabernacle, for the tent of the congregation,
41 The cloaths of ſervice to do ſervice in the holy place,andthe holy garments for Aaron the prieſt, and his . ſons garments to miniſter in the prieſts office.
42 According to all that the LORD commanded Moſes,ſo the children of Iſrael made allthe work.
. - 43zAnd Moſes did look upon all the work,and behold, "* they had done it as the LORD hadcommanded,even fo had they done it: and Moſes bleſſed them 4.
a (5. e. ) both the People for their liberal Contribution, and the Workmen' for their great Care and Induſtry.
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Chap. XL, ND the LOR D ſpake unto Moſes, ſay-
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2 On the firſt day of the firft month 2 ſhalt thou ſet up the tabernacle of the tent of the congregation.
s Towit, of the ſecond Year after their coming cut of Egypt, as
3 And thou ſhalt put therein the ark of the teſtimony and cover the ark with the vail.
4 And * thou thalc bring inthe table, and ſet in or- * Chap: der | the things that are ts be ſet in order upon it b,and 2935
thou ſhalt bring in the candleſtick, andlight the lamps Fer ane thereof. ws þ
b The Veſſcls belonging to it, and the Shew-bread, Exod: 25: 29, 30.
; And thou ſbalt ſer the altar of gold for the incenſe before the ark ofthe teftimony,and put the hanging of the door tothe tabernacle, | | 6 And thou lbalt ſet the altar of the burnt-offering before | the door of the tabernacle of the tent c of the congrega»
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c (7. e. ) The Tabernacle which is covered with a Tent. See Exod; 35: 11. Thoughelſewhere the words gabernacle and tent are promiſcuouſly uſed.
7 And * thou ſhalt ſet thelaver between the tent of the * Chap: congregation andrhe altar,and ſhalt put water therein. 39: 18. s And thou ſhalt ſer up the court round about, and hang up the hanging at the court-gate. | 9 And thou (halr take the anointing oil,and * anoint the * Chap, tabernacie,and all that zs therein,and (bait hallow it, agd 39:26; all the veſsels thereof : and it ſhall be holy. ; to Aad thou thalt anoint che altar of the burnt-offering and all his veſsels, and ſanctifie the altar, and * it +haj * Chap: be an altar + moſt holy.
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11 Andtioushalt agoint the laver and his foo nd + Heb. bo- | - ® ®. t a Y ſancife it, 3 _ "_
: 12 And thou ſhalt bring Aaron and his ſons unto the oor of the t. bernacle of the congregation, and waſh them with water.
13 And thou shalt put upon Aaron the holy gar- ; ments,and anoint him, and tandifie him, that he may | miniſter unto mein the prieſts office. !
14 And thou fhalt bring his ſons, and cloath them | with Coats. |
15 Ard thou ſhalt anoint them, as thou didſt anoint their facher,chat they may minifter unto me in the prieſts office : for their anointing bal ſurely be an everlaſting £52 IA hy throughout their generations,
i; Co 1gn or yeal that their Prieſthood ſhall I long as their Poury laſts, till the coming _ rhe Mifiar. He fignte hes chat this Unttion ſhould be ſufficient for ail ſucceeding Prieſts they thou}dnor need to be anointed again,except the ſucceſſive High- prictts. See Exoz: 29: 7,29: Lev: 4: 3; and 16; 32. and 21. 10,
16 Lhus did Moſes: according to ail that the LORD commanded him, ſo did he.
17 4 And ircame to paſs in the firſt month, in the ſecond year e, on the firit day of the month, }hat the | tabernacle was reared up. |
e After their coming out of Egypt, Numb: 7: 1.
18 And Moles reared up the tabernacle, and faſtned his Tockets, and ſet up the boards thereof, and put in the barsthereof, and reared up his pillars Os
19 And he ſpread abroad the tent over the tabernacle, | and pur the covering of the tent above upon it, as the | LORD commanded Moſes,
20 4 andhe took and put * the teſtimony into the ark, and ſet the ſtaves on the ark,and put the mercy-ſeat above upon the ark, .
21 And he brought the ark into the tabernacle, and * ſet-up the vail ot the covering, and covered the ark .of the teſtimony,as the LORD commanded Moſes.
22 { And be pur the table in thetent of the congre- gation upon the ide ofthe tabernacle northward with- out the vail.
23 Andhe ſet the bread in order upon it before the LORD ; :s the LORD had commanded Moſes.
24 Y And he put the candleſtick in the tent of the Congregation, Over againit the table, on the ſide of the tabernacle ſouthward.
25 And he lighted the lamps before the LORD ; as the LORD commanded Moſes. ”
26 T And he put the golden altar inthe tent of the congregation before the vail.
27 And he burnt ſweet incenſe thereon;as the LORD commanded Moſes f.
f This is wiſely and ſeaſonably added, becauſe this was a vvork
peculiar to the Prieſt, and not to be done by Moſes without God's ex- preſs command. |
28 1 And hg {vt up the hanging at the door of theta- bernagle. | , | 29 And
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29 And he put the altar of burnt-offering by the door of the tabernacle of the tent of the congregation, and offered upon it the burnt-offering, and the meat- offeringg ; as the LORD commanded Moles. Fo
g For the Conſecration of the Altar, this being the firſt Sacri- fice.
20 1 And heſetthe laver between the tent of the congregation and the altar, and put water there, to
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forfeited and loſt, was now returned to them, and took its Habitation among them, 35 And Moſes was not able to enter into the tent 5 of the congregation, becauſe the cloud abode thereon, | and the glory of the Lord filled the tabernacle. | z Partly becauſe of the extraordinary thickneſs and brightneſs of the Cloud, which both dazzled his Eyes and ſtruck him with Hor- rour, as 1 Kings 8: 11. andpartly becauſe of his great Reverence and Dread of thar eminent and glorious Appearance of God, and partly becauſe he was not called to it, as he that was notable to go up in-
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