Sinai & The Law

And five others to join together the boards of the other side; and besides these, five other bars at the west side of the tabernacle towards the sea.

He made also another bar, that might come by the midst of the boards from corner to corner.

And the boards themselves he overlaid with gold casting for them sockets of silver. And their rings he made of gold, through which the bars might be drawn: and he covered the bars themselves with plates of gold.

He made also a veil of violet, and purple, scarlet and fine twisted linen, varied and distinguished with embroidery:

And four pillars of setim wood, which with their heads he overlaid with gold, casting for them sockets of silver.

He made also a hanging in the entry of the tabernacle of violet, purple, scarlet, and fine twisted linen, with the work of an embroiderer.

And five pillars with their heads, which he covered with gold, and their sockets he cast of brass.

And Beseleel made also, the ark of setim wood: it was two cubits and a half in length, and a cubit and a half in breadth, and the height was of one cubit and a half: and he overlaid it with the purest gold within and without.

And he made to it a crown of gold round about,

Casting four rings of gold at the four corners thereof: two rings in one side, and two in the other.

And he made bars of setim wood, which he overlaid with gold,

And he put them into the rings that were at the sides of the ark to carry it.

He made also the propitiatory, that is, the oracle, of the purest gold, two cubits and a half in length, and a cubit and a half in breadth.

Two cherubims also of beaten gold, which he set on the two sides of the propitiatory:

One cherub in the top of one side, and the other cherub in the top of the other side: two cherubims at the two ends of the propitiatory,

Spreading their wings, and covering the propitiatory, and looking one towards the other, and towards it.

He made also the table of setim wood, in length two cubits, and in breadth one cubit, and in height it was a cubit and a half.

And he overlaid it with the finest gold, and he made to it a golden ledge round about,

And to the ledge itself he made a polished crown of gold, of four fingers breadth, and upon the same another golden crown.

And he cast four rings of gold, which he put in the four corners at each foot of the table,

Over against the crown: and he put the bars into them, that the table might be carried.

The bars also themselves he made of setim wood, and overlaid them with gold.

And the vessels for the divers uses of the table, dishes, bowls, and cups, and censers of pure gold, wherein the libations are to be offered.

He made also the candlestick of beaten work of the finest gold. from the shaft whereof its branches, its cups, and bowls, and lilies came out:

Six on the two sides: three branches on one side, and three on the other.