The tabernacle. Exodus. The cut zaleel the fon of Url, the fon of much more than enough to fervice of the work which att Hur, of the tribe of Judah : 3 And he bath filled him with the fpirit of God, in wif LORD commanded to make dom, in understanding, and in ment, and they caufed it train: knowledge, and in all manner proclaimed throughout the dra of workmanship 32 And to devife aurious works, to work in gold, and in filver, and in brais, faying, Let neither man nor 13 And in the cutting of ftones to let them, and in car- 7 For the stuff they bad ving of wood to make any man- ficient for all the won ner of cunning work. make it, and too much. 34 And he bath put in his 8. And every wife he heart, that he may teach, both man, among them that wrou he and Aholiab the fon of Ahi. the work of the taberna famach of the tribe of Dan. made ten curtains of fine t 35 Them bath he filled with linen, and blue, and purple, wifdom of heart, to work all fcatiet: with cherubims of manner of work, of the en- ning work made be them. graver, and of the cunsing The length of one cutt workman, and of the embroi w twenty and eight cubi derer, in blue, and in purple, in and the breadth of one curb fearler, and in fine linen, and four cubits: the curtains of the weaver, even of them all of one cife. that do any work, and of thofe that devife cumping work. TH CHAP. XXXVI. Heg wrought Bezsteel and Aholiab, and every wife. hearted man, in whom the LORD put wisdom and under ftanding, to know how to work all msoner of work, for the fervice of the fanctuary, according to all that the LORD had commanded. 2 And Mofes called Bezs'eel and Abollab, and every wite hearted man, in whole heart the LORD had put wisdom, even every one whofe heart Atirred him up to come unto the work to do it. 3 And they received of Mofes all the offering which the chil. dren of Ifrael bad brought, for the work of the fervice of the fan&uery, to make it withal. And they brought yet unto him free-offerings every morning. to And be coupled the fi curtains one unto snother: n the other five curtains be couple one unto another. And he made loops of blu on the edge of one curtain, from the felvedge in the coupling likewife he made in the utter moft fide of another curtain, la the coupling of the fecond. 12 Fifty loops made he in one) curtain, and fifty loops made he in the edge of the curtain which was in the coupling of the fecond: the loops held one curtain to another. 1 And he made fifty taches of gold, and coupled the curtain one unto another with the inches So it became one tabernacle. 14 And he made curtains of gosts bair, for the tent over the tabernacle: eleven curtains be made them. 15 The length of one curtsia was thirty cubite, and four cubits was the breadth of one cut (tain: the eleven curtains were of one cife. 4 And all the wi'e men that wrought all the work of the fan&uary, came every man from his work which they made. 16 And he coupled five cu 5 And they pake unto Mo-tains by themselves, and fix fes, faying, The people bring curtains by themselves. TH n enough f And be made fifty loops of the one fide of the taberas work w the uttermoft edge of the cle, whi Chap. xxvj. The ark and mercy feat. ded to ma in the coupling and fifty caufed it ughout the 32 And five bars for the gecade be upon the edge of boards of the other fide of the tala, which coupleth the her and he made fifty taches the f bed it might be one. tabernacle, and five bars for the fides weft ward. race couple the tent togei 33 And he made the middle they ha the th bad bemacke, of thistim-wood, 34 And br overlaid the boards at, of remaskins, died wiggering of badgers with gold, and made their rings and overlaid the bars with gold. of gold to be places for the bars, 35 And he made a val of Tagh of a board mes and line twined linen: with che blue, and purple, and fearler, offent, and the breadth of a rubims made he it of cunning nd purpo e cubit and a half. rublms of be them. Bons, equally diftant one from pillars of thittim wood, and over. 36 And he made thereunto four of: did be make for laid them with gold: their books eight hands of the taberna- were of gold,and he caft for them curtailed 3 And he made boards for 37 And he made an hanging four fockets of filver. tract: tweary boards for the tabernacle door, of blue, led the furde, fouth ward. and purple, and fearler, and fine 24 And forty lockets of filver twined linen, of needie-work, he colpe made under the twenty Hooped fit his two tenons, and vid their chspirers, and thele bords: twofockets under one with their books: and he over 38 And the five pillars of it risolchen under another board filets with gold: bat their five couples his two tenons. And for the other fide of the themale which is toward hittim-wood: two cubits cath camer.be made twen e he lay boards, 26 And thelt forty fockets of and a cubit and a half the breadth and a half was the length of it, The de later: two fockers under one of it, and a cubit and a balf the -oupling boud, and two fockets under height of it. 37 And for the fides of the pure gold within and without, fr bemacle we-ward, be made and made a crown of gold to it two boards made he for the expers of the tabernacle of gold, to be fet by the four cor. 3 And he caft for it four rings nera of it even two rings upon curring in the two fides. 29 And they were coupled be the one fide of it, and two rings rain meath, and coupled together at upon the other fide of it. the bend thereof, to one ring: thus he did to both of them in tim-wood, and overlaid then Sur cubil both the corners. mics a brands, and their fockets were the rings, by the fides of the fixteen fockets of filver, under ark, to bear the erk. Five every board two fockers. 6 And he made the mercy wad 6,319 And be made bars of thit feat of pure gold: two cubit m-wood: five for the boards and an half was the leng 17 Aal the Exodus. "The Oxerabliks, table, 7 And be made two cheru and alter of t ftick out of the other fide th of. 19 Three bowls mide bims of gold, beaten out of one the fathion of almonds, i piece made he them, on the two branch, a knop and ad 20 And in the candlestick four bowis made like alm 9 And the cherubims fpread his knops and his owers. out their wings on bigh, and co- at And a knop under vered with their wings over the branches of the fame, and a mercy-feat, with their faces one under two branch of the to another, even to the mercy. and a knop under two bran feat-ward were the faces of the of the fame, according to t to And he made the table of thitrim wood: two cubits a branches going out of it. the leng:b thereof, and a cubit of it was one beaten week of t gold. the breadth thereof, and a cubit and a half the height thereof. Ir And he overia'd it with pure gold, and made thereunto a crown of gold round about. 12 Alfo be made thereunto a border of an hand-breadth round about and made a crown of gold for the border thereof round sbour. 23 And he made ble 1 lamps, and his infiss, and nuff dishes, of pure gold. 24 of a talent of pure g made he li, and all the vel, thereof. 25 And he made the cente-altar of thirtim-wood: length of it was a cubit, andt 13 And be cift for it four breadth of its cubit, (it was fo rings of gold, and put the rin,square) and two cubits, was t upon the four corners that were In the four feet thereof. 14 Over again the border were the rings, the pisces for the flaves, to bear the table. 15 And he made the ftaves of falttim-wood,and overlaid them with gold, to bear the table. 16 And he made the vessela which were upon the table, his dithes, and his fpoons, and his bowls, and his covers to cover withal, of pure gold. 17 And he made the candle fick of pure gold: of beaten work made be the candletick, bis thafe and his branch, his bowls, his koopa, and his flowers were of the fame. 18 And fix branches going out of the fides thereo!: three branches of the and leftick out of the one fide thereof, and height of it, the horns there were of the fame. 26 And be overlaid It wi pure gold, bore the top of it, the fides thereof round abou and the horns of it: allo made unto it a crown of go round about. 27 And he made two rings o gold for it under the crow thereof, by the two corners it, upon the two fides theref to be places for the flaves to best it withal. 18 And he made the Rave hirtim-wood, and overlaid the with gold. 199 And he made the holy olating oyl, and the pore in enfe of fweet fpices, according to the work of the apothecary, CHAP. XXXVII shree branches of tas candle. A be made the alert of burnt-cffiring of hittin Wood other fire cubits per the lengib 14 The hangings of the one hangings, and put and five cubits the fide of the gate were fifteen cu thereof (it was four bits, their pillars there, and their tod three cubits the fockets three. and thereof, 15 And for the other fide of Is made Ad be made the horns the court gate on this hand, and er branches the four corners of it: thereof were of the he overlaid it with that bend, were hangings of fif 16 All the bangings of the candle made all the veffels Court round about, were of fine like the pots, and the twined linen. wed the bafons, and the 17 And the fockets for the Pune, and the fire-pana: pillars were of brain, the books thereof mate he of the pillarr, and their fillets, of filver, and the overlaying of two bread he made for the altar their chapiters of filver, and all Orlag to ti grate of net work, un- the pillars of the court were fil ut of it. et the compafa thereof, beneath leted with filver. ps and to the plaft of it. feadh four rings for gate of the count was needk 18 And the banging for the weds of the grate of werk, of blue, and purple, and feed be made the faves of and twenty cubits was the places for the Raver. festlet, and fine twined linen: od, and overlaid them length, and the beight in the breadth was fire cubits, answers re gold.bs. 種 of putead he put the flaves into able to the hangings of the the tags on the fides of the al court. to hear it with: be made sde tu bollow with boards. and their fockets of brass four, 19 And their pillars were four, wood And he made the lover of their hooks of filver, and the bit, the foot of it, of brefs, overlaying of their chapiters, (iming tales of the moand their filters, of filver. Dice misting effi mbling, which affembled Oras the door of the tabernacle of broacle, and of the court round 20 And all the pins of the tas about, were of biais 214 This is the fum of the ta The congregation. widi-End be made the court: op of on the fouth fide fouth-ward, bernacle, even of the tabernacle Sund the benzines of the court were of tekmony, as it was conned, twind linen, an hundred cording to the commandment vn of cubita es there cf Mofes, for the service of the sip their beda lockets twenty fon to Aaron the pricft. Tael pilare mere twenty, Levites, by the band of Ithamar, he crobe bucks of the pillar, and •corate were of filver. 12 And Bezsteel the fan of And for the north Gide. the of judab,made all that the LORD Usi, the fon of Hur, of the tribe ves to agings were an hundred cubite, commanded Moses. shent were twenty, and chets of brafs twentylab, fon of Abifamach, of the drae hats of the pillars, and tribe of Dan, an engraver, and 13 And for the went Gde mere embroiderer in blue, and in bangan of fify cubits, their purple, and in fearle, and fine 43 And with him ma Aholl a cunning workman, and an ngtol Plum ten, and their feckets linen. hooks of the plas ta: the and their fillets, of fiver. The ephod Яuary. Exodus. fearlet, and in the fine 4 They made fhoulder as And the filver of them that for it to couple it togethe were numbred of the congrega. the two edges, wes it co tion, was an hundred talents, together. and a thousand feven hundred and threcfcore and fifteen the- his ephod that wes upon it kels, after the fakel of the fan Яusty. 5 And the curious giri of the fame, sccording work thereof, of gold, blu 26 A bekah for every man, purple and feariet, and fint that is, half a diekel, after the ned linen, as the LORD. fhekel of the fan&uary, for eve- manded Mofes. ry one that went to be numbred, 6And they wrought from twenty years old and up-tones inclofed in ouches of wird, for tix hundred thousand graven as fignets are g and three thousand and five bun. with the names of the chik dred and fifty men. of Ifrael. 27 And of the hundred talents of filver, were caft the fockets of the fanctuary, and the fockets of the vail, an hundred fckets of the hundred talents, a talent for a feket. 7 And he put them on fhoulders of the ephod, that bould be ftones for a mem to the children of Ifrael, a LORD commended Mofes, 8 And he made the be 28 And of the thoufand feven plate of cunning work, bundred feventy aad five fuckels work of the ephod, of be made hooks for the pillars, blue, and purple, and fee and overlaid their chapiters and fine twined linen. filleted them. 9 It was four. (quare, 29 And the brafs of the offer made the breaft-plate double. ing was feventy talents, and two fpan was the length thereof, thousand and four hundred the-a (pan the breadth thereof h doubled; kels. 30 And therewith he made 10 And they fet in it fi the fockets to the door of the rows of ions: the fir tabernacle of the congregation, was a fatdius, a topiz, and s and the brafen aitar, and the buncle: this was the first ro brafen grate for it, and all the II And the fecond row veffels of the altar. Emeraud, a fapphire, and a d mond. 31 And the fockets of the court trund about, and the feckers of the court-gate, and all the pins of the tabernasie, and all the pins of the court round bout. CHAP. XXX X. Nd of the blue, and purple, and fearlet, they made cloats of fervice, to do fervice in the holy place, and made the boly garments for Aaron, as the LORD commanded Mofes. 2 And he made the ephed, of gold, blue, and purple, and fearlet, and fine twined linen. 3 And they did beat the gold Into thin plates, and cut it into wists to work it in the blue, 12 And the third row aligu. an agate, and an amethyft. 13 And the fourth row, ab ryl, an onyx, and a jafper: the were inclofed In cuches of go in their inclefings. 14 And the ftones were sce log to the names of the ch dren of Ifrael, twelve, acco ing to their names, like the Bravings of a figner, every c with his name, according to the twelve trib:s. 1s And they made upon. breaft-plate chains, at the end of wreathen work of pure gold 16 And they made two outh |