Bible Verses About Curtains: For tabernacle

"Here is how you are to make the courtyard of the tabernacle. On the south side, facing southward, are to be tapestries for the courtyard made of finely woven linen, 150 feet for one side,

supported on twenty posts in twenty bronze sockets; the hooks on the posts and the attached rings for hanging are to be of silver.

Likewise, along the north side are to be tapestries 150 feet long, hung on twenty posts in twenty bronze sockets, with silver hooks and rings for the posts.

Across the width of the courtyard on the west side are to be tapestries seventy-five feet long, hung on ten posts in ten sockets.

The width of the courtyard on the east side, facing east, will be seventy-five feet.

The tapestries for one side [of the gateway] will be twenty-two-and-a-half feet long, hung on three posts in three sockets;

for the other side there will be tapestries twenty-two-and-a-half feet long on three posts in three sockets.

"For the gateway of the courtyard there is to be a screen thirty feet long made of blue, purple and scarlet yarn and finely woven linen. It should be in colors, the work of a weaver. It is to be on four posts in four sockets.

All the posts all the way around the courtyard are to be banded with silver and to stand in sockets of bronze.

The length of the courtyard is to be 150 feet and the width seventy-five feet everywhere; with the height seven-and-a-half feet. The tapestries and screen are to be of finely woven linen, and the sockets are to be of bronze.

All the skilled men among them who did the work made the tabernacle, using ten sheets of finely woven linen and of blue, purple and scarlet yarn. He made them with k'ruvim worked in that had been crafted by a skilled artisan.

Each sheet was forty-two feet long and six feet wide; all the sheets were the same size.

He joined five sheets one to another, and the other five sheets he joined one to another.

He made loops of blue on the edge of the outermost sheet in the first set and did the same on the edge of the outermost sheet in the second set.

He made fifty loops on the one sheet, and he made fifty loops on the edge of the sheet in the second set; the loops were opposite one another.

He made fifty fasteners of gold and coupled the sheets to each other with the fasteners, so that the tabernacle formed a single unit.

He made sheets of goat's hair to be used as a tent covering the tabernacle; he made eleven sheets.

Each sheet was forty-five feet long and six feet wide; all eleven sheets were the same size.

He joined five sheets together and six sheets together.

He made fifty loops on the edge of the outermost sheet in the first set and fifty loops on the outermost sheet in the second set.

He made fifty fasteners of bronze to join the tent together, so that it would be a single unit.