Exodus 36
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Exodus 36

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1Then wrought Bezaleel and Aholiab, and every manH376 that was wise-hearted, in whom Jehovah had putH5414 wisdomH2451 and understandingH8394 to knowH3045 how to workH4399 all manner of workH4399 of the serviceH5656 of the sanctuaryH6944 — according to all that Jehovah had commandedH6680. 2And MosesH4872 calledH7121 Bezaleel and Aholiab, and every manH376 that was wise-hearted, in whose heartH3820 1God had putH5414 wisdomH2451, every oneH376 whose heartH3820 moved him to come to the workH4399 to do it. 3And they tookH3947 from MosesH4872 every heave-offering that the children of IsraelH3478 had broughtH935 for the workH4399 of the serviceH5656 of the sanctuaryH6944, to makeH6213 it. And they stillH5750 broughtH935 him voluntary offeringsH5071 morningH1242 by morningH1242. 4And all the wiseH2450 menH376 that wrought all the workH4399 of the sanctuaryH6944 cameH935, every manH376 from his workH4399 which they wrought, 5and spoke to MosesH4872, sayingH559, The peopleH5971 bringH935 muchH7235 more than enough for the serviceH5656 of the workH4399 that Jehovah commandedH6680 to be done. 6Then MosesH4872 gave commandment, and they caused it to be proclaimed through the campH4264, sayingH559, Let neither manH376 nor womanH802 makeH6213 any more workH4399 for the heave-offering of the sanctuaryH6944! So the peopleH5971 were restrainedH3607 from bringingH935; 7for the workH4399 they had wasH1961 sufficient for all the workH4399 to do it, and it wasH1961 too much. 8And every wise-hearted man among those that wrought the workH4399 of the tabernacleH4908 madeH6213 tenH6235 curtainsH3407 of twined byssus, and blueH8504, and purpleH713, and scarletH8144: [with] cherubimH3742 of artistic workH4399 did he makeH6213 them. 9The lengthH753 of oneH259 curtainH3407 was twenty-eight cubitsH520, and the breadthH7341 of oneH259 curtainH3407 fourH702 cubitsH520 — oneH259 measure for all the curtainsH3407. 10And he coupled fiveH2568 of the curtainsH3407 oneH259 to another, and [the other] fiveH2568 curtainsH3407 coupled he oneH259 to another. 11And he madeH6213 loopsH3924 of blueH8504 on the edgeH8193 of oneH259 curtainH3407 at the edgeH8193 of the coupling; he did likewise in the edgeH8193 of the outermostH7020 curtainH3407 in the other coupling. 12He madeH6213 fiftyH2572 loopsH3924 in oneH259 curtainH3407, and he madeH6213 fiftyH2572 loopsH3924 at the endH7097 of the curtainH3407 that was in the other coupling: the loopsH3924 were oppositeH6901 to oneH259 another. 13And he madeH6213 fiftyH2572 clasps of goldH2091, and coupled the curtainsH3407 together with the clasps, so that the tabernacleH4908 becameH1961 oneH259. 14And he madeH6213 curtainsH3407 of goats' [hair] for the tentH168 over the tabernacleH4908: eleven curtainsH3407 did he makeH6213 them. 15The lengthH753 of oneH259 curtainH3407 was thirtyH7970 cubitsH520, and fourH702 cubitsH520 the breadthH7341 of oneH259 curtainH3407 — oneH259 measure for the eleven curtainsH3407. 16And he coupled fiveH2568 of the curtainsH3407 by themselves, and sixH8337 of the curtainsH3407 by themselves. 17And he madeH6213 fiftyH2572 loopsH3924 on the edgeH8193 of the outermostH7020 curtainH3407 in the coupling, and fiftyH2572 loopsH3924 madeH6213 he on the edgeH8193 of the curtainH3407 in the other coupling. 18And he madeH6213 fiftyH2572 clasps of copperH5178 to couple the tentH168, that it might beH1961 oneH259. 19And he madeH6213 a coveringH4372 for the tentH168 [of] rams' skinsH5785 dyed redH119, and a coveringH4372 of badgers' skinsH5785 above [that]. 20And he madeH6213 the boards for the tabernacleH4908 of acacia-wood, standingH5975 up; 21tenH6235 cubitsH520 the lengthH753 of the boards, and oneH259 cubitH520 and a halfH2677 the breadthH7341 of oneH259 board; 22twoH8147 tenons in oneH259 board, connected oneH259 with the other: thusH3651 did he makeH6213 for all the boards of the tabernacleH4908. 23And he madeH6213 the boards for the tabernacleH4908: twentyH6242 boards for the southH5045 sideH6285 southward; 24and he madeH6213 fortyH705 bases of silverH3701 under the twentyH6242 boards, twoH8147 bases under oneH259 board, for its twoH8147 tenons, and twoH8147 bases under another board for its twoH8147 tenons. 25And for the other sideH6285 of the tabernacleH4908, on the sideH6285 toward the northH6828, he madeH6213 twentyH6242 boardsH6763, 26and their fortyH705 bases of silverH3701, twoH8147 bases under oneH259 board, and twoH8147 bases under another board. 27And at the rear of the tabernacleH4908, westward, he madeH6213 sixH8337 boards; 28and he madeH6213 twoH8147 boards for the corners of the tabernacleH4908 at the rear; 29and they wereH1961 joined beneath, and wereH1961 coupled togetherH3162 at the topH7218 thereof into oneH259 ringH2885: thusH3651 he did to both of them in both the cornersH4740; 30and there wereH1961 eightH8083 boards, and their silverH3701 bases: sixteen bases, under every board twoH8147 bases. 31— And he madeH6213 barsH1280 of acacia-wood: fiveH2568 for the boardsH6763 of the oneH259 sideH6763 of the tabernacleH4908, 32and fiveH2568 barsH1280 for the boardsH6763 of the other sideH6763 of the tabernacleH4908, and fiveH2568 barsH1280 for the boardsH6763 of the tabernacleH4908 at the rear, westward. 33And he madeH6213 the middleH8432 barH1280 in the midstH8432 of the boards reach from oneH4480 endH7097 to the other. 34And he overlaidH6823 the boards with goldH2091; and madeH6213 their ringsH2885 of goldH2091 [as] receptacles for the barsH1280; and overlaidH6823 the barsH1280 with goldH2091. 35And he madeH6213 the veil of blueH8504, and purpleH713, and scarletH8144, and twined byssus: of artistic workH4639 he madeH6213 it [with] cherubimH3742. 36And he madeH6213 fourH702 pillarsH5982 of acaciaH7848[-wood] for it, and overlaidH6823 them with goldH2091; their hooksH2053 were of goldH2091; and he castH3332 for them fourH702 bases of silverH3701. 37And he madeH6213 a curtain for the entranceH6607 of the tentH168 of blueH8504, and purpleH713, and scarletH8144, and twined byssus, of embroidery; 38and its fiveH2568 pillarsH5982 with their hooksH2053; and he overlaidH6823 their capitals and their connecting-rods with goldH2091; and their fiveH2568 bases were of copperH5178.

Notes

  1. 1. Exodus 36:2 36.2 Elohim ↩

Commentaries on Exodus 36

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