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Chap. XXXVIII.
The same Beseleel maketh the Altar of Holocauste. 8. the brasen lauer. 9.
the court with pillers and hanginges. 21. The giftes that were offered
are recited.
1 He made also the Altar of Holocauste of the wood
setim, fiue cubites foure square, and three in height:
2 the hornes wherof did procede from the corners, and he
couered it with plates of brasse.
3 And for the vses therof
he prepared of brasse diuers vessels, cauldrons, tonges, fleshhookes,
pothookes, & firepannes.
4 And the grate therof
in maner of nette he made of brasse, and vnder it in the
middes of the altar an hearth,
5 casting foure ringes at as
manie toppes of the nette, to put in barres to carie it:
6 the
which themselues also he made of the wood setim, and couered
them with plates of brasse:
7 and he drew them
through the ringes, that stoode out in the sides of the altar.
And the altar it selfe was not massie, but holow of bordes,
and within emptie.
8 He made also the lauer of brasse, with
the foote therof, of wemens glasses, note that watched in the
doore of the tabernacle.
9 He made also the court, in the
south side wherof were hanginges of twisted silke, of an
hundred cubites,
10 twentie pillers of brasse with their feete,
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Ceremonies.
the heades of the pillers, & the whole grauing of the worke,
of siluer.
11 In like maner at the north side the hanginges,
pillers, and feete and the heades of the pillers were of the
same measure, and worke and metal.
12 But on that side that
looketh to the West, there were hanginges of fiftie cubites,
ten brasen pillers with their feete, and the heades of the
pillers, and al the grauing of the worke, of siluer.
13 Moreouer
against the East he prepared haginges of fiftie cubites:
14 of the which, one side conteyned fiftene cubites of three
pillers, with their feete:
15 and on the other side (because
betwen both he made the entrie of the tabernacle) there
were hanginges equally of fiftene cubites, and three pillers,
and feete as manie.
16 Al the hanginges of the court were
wouen of twisted silke.
17 The feete of the pillers were of
brasse, and their heades with al their grauinges of siluer: but
the pillers also of the court them selues he plated with siluer.
18 And in the entrie thereof he made with embrodered worke
a hanging of hyacinth, purple, scarlet, and twisted silke, that
had twentie cubites in length, but the height was fiue cubites
according to the measure, which al the hanginges of
the court had.
19 And the pillers in the entrie were foure
with feete of brasse, and their heades and grauinges of siluer.
20 The pinnes also of the tabernacle and of tpe court round
about he made of brasse.
21 These are the iustrumentes of the
taberbacle of testimonie, which were numbred according to
the precept of Moyses, in the ceremonies of the Leuites by
the hand of Ithamar the sonne of Aaron the ptiest:
22 which
Beseleel the sonne of Vri, the sonne of Hur, of the tribe of
Iuda had accomplished, as our Lord commanded by Moyses,
23 hauing ioyned to him selfe for his compagnion Ooliab the
sonne of Achisamech of the tribe of Dan: who was himself
also an egregious artificer in wood, and a tapister and embroderer
of hyacinth, purple, scarlet, and silke.
24 Al the gold
that was spent in the worke of the Sanctuarie, and that was
offered in donaries, was nine and twentie talentes, and seuen
hundred thirtie sicles according to the measure of the Sanctuarie.
25 And it was offered of them that passed to the number,
from twentie yeares and vpward, of six hundred three
thousand, and fiue hundred fiftie, able men to beare armes.
26 There were moreouer an hundred talentes of siluer, wherof
were cast the feete of the Sanctuarie, and of the entrie where
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Ceremonies.
the veile hangeth.
27 An hundred feete were made of an
hundred talentes, one talent being acco&ubar;ted for euerie foote.
28 And of the thousand seuen hundred, and seuentie fiue he
made the heades of the pillers, which them selues he also
plated with siluer.
29 Of brasse also there were offered seuentie
two thousand talentes, and foure hundred sicles besides,
30 of the which were cast the feete in the entrie of the
tabernacle of testimonie, and the altar of brasse with the
grate therof, and al the vessel, that pertayne to the vse therof,
31 and the feete of the court aswel in the circuite as in
the entrie therof, and the pinnes of the tabernacle and of the
court, round about.
Rheims Douai [1582], THE NEVV TESTAMENT OF IESVS CHRIST, TRANSLATED FAITHFVLLY INTO ENGLISH out of the authentical Latin, according to the best corrected copies of the same, diligently conferred vvith the Greeke and other editions in diuers languages: Vvith Argvments of bookes and chapters, Annotations, and other necessarie helpes, for the better vnderstanding of the text, and specially for the discouerie of the Corrvptions of diuers late translations, and for cleering the Controversies in religion, of these daies: In the English College of Rhemes (Printed... by Iohn Fogny, RHEMES) [word count] [B09000].
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