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The XXXVII. Chapter.
A noteAnd Bezaleel made the Arke of Fyrre
tre, two cubites and a half l&obar;ge, a cubyte
and a half brode, and a cubyte ∧
a half hye, and ouerlayed it with fyne golde
within and without, and made a crowne of
golde vnto it rounde aboute, and cast for
it foure rynges of golde to the foure corners
of it, vpon euery syde two. And made
staues of Fyrre tre, and ouerlayed th&ebar; with
golde, and put them in the rynges a longe
by þe; sydes of the Arke, to beare it withall.
And he made þe; Mercyseate of pure golde
two cubytes and a half longe, and a cubite
and a half brode, ∧ made two Cherubyns
of fyne beaten golde vpon the two endes of
the Mercyseate: One Cherub vpon the one
ende, and the other Cherub vpon the other
ende: and the Cherubyns spredde out their
wynges aboue an hye, and couered þe; Mercyseate
ther with: and their faces stode one
ouer agaynst the other, and loked vnto the
Mercyseate.
B noteAnd he made þe; table, of Fyrre tre, two cubytes
longe, a cubyte brode, and a cubyte ∧
a half hye, and ouerlayed it with fyne golde,
and made therto a crowne of golde rounde
aboute, and made vnto it an whoope of
an hande bredth hye, and made a crowne of
golde rounde aboute the whoope. And for it
he cast foure golde rynges, ∧ put them in the
foure corners by the fete harde by the whoope,
that the staues might be therin, to beare
the table with all: ∧ made the staues of Fyrre
tre, and ouerlayed th&ebar; with golde, to beare
the staues withall. And the vessels vpon
the table made he also of fyne golde: the disshes,
spones, flat peces and pottes, to poure
in and out withall.
C And he made the candilsticke of fyne beaten
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golde, where vpon was the shaft &wt; bra&ubar;ches,
cuppes, knoppes, ∧ floures: note Sixe braunches
proceaded out of þe; sydes therof, vpon
either syde thre bra&ubar;ches: vp&obar; euery bra&ubar;ch
were thre cuppes like allm&obar;des, &wt; knoppes
and floures. Vpon the candilsticke self were
foure cuppes with knoppes and floures, vnder
euery two bra&ubar;ches a knoppe. The knoppes
∧ braunches therof proceaded out of it,
and were all one pece of fyne beaten golde.
And he made the seuen lampes with their
snoffers ∧ outquenchers of pure golde. Of
an h&ubar;dreth weight of golde made he it, and
all the apparell therof.
D He made also the altare of incense, of Fyrre
tre, a cubyte longe and brode, eauen foure
squared, and two cubytes hye with the hornes
of it, and ouerlayed it with fyne golde,
the toppe and the sydes of it rounde aboute,
and the hornes therof, and made a crowne
vnto it rounde aboute of pure golde, ∧ two
golde rynges vnder the crowne on both the
sydes, to put the staues therin, and to beare
it withall: but the staues made he of Fyrre
tre, and ouerlayed them with golde.
And he made the holy anoyntinge oyle,
∧ the incense of pure spyces, after þe; craft of
the Apotecary.
Coverdale [1535], BIBLIA The Bible / that is, the holy Scripture of the Olde and New Testament, faithfully and truly translated out of Douche and Latyn in to Englishe () [word count] [B04000].
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