Exodus 36
Revised Webster's Bible
1Then wroughtH6213 BezaleelH1212 and AholiabH171, and every wiseH2450 heartedH3820 manH376, in whomH1992 the LORDH3068 putH5414 wisdomH2451 and understandingH8394 to knowH3045 how to workH6213 all manner of workH4399 for the serviceH5656 of the sanctuaryH6944, according to all that the LORDH3068 had commandedH6680. 2And MosesH4872 calledH7121 BezaleelH1212 and AholiabH171, and every wiseH2450 heartedH3820 manH376, in whose heartH3820 the LORDH3068 had putH5414 wisdomH2451, even every one whose heartH3820 moved himH5375 to comeH7126 to the workH4399 to doH6213 it: 3And they receivedH3947 fromH6440 MosesH4872 all the offeringH8641, which the childrenH1121 of IsraelH3478 had broughtH935 for the workH4399 of the serviceH5656 of the sanctuaryH6944, to makeH6213 it with . And they broughtH935 yet to him free offeringsH5071 every morningH1242. 4And all the wise menH2450, that wroughtH6213 all the workH4399 of the sanctuaryH6944, cameH935 every manH376 from his workH4399 which they madeH6213; 5And they spokeH559 to MosesH4872, sayingH559, The peopleH5971 bringH935 much moreH7235 than enoughH1767 for the serviceH5656 of the workH4399, which the LORDH3068 commandedH6680 to makeH6213. 6And MosesH4872 gave commandmentH6680, and they caused it to be proclaimedH6963H5674 throughout the campH4264, sayingH559, Let neither manH376 nor womanH802 makeH6213 any more workH4399 for the offeringH8641 of the sanctuaryH6944. So the peopleH5971 were restrainedH3607 from bringingH935. 7For the thingsH4399 they had were sufficientH1767 for all the workH4399 to makeH6213 it, and too muchH3498.
8And every wiseH2450 hearted manH3820 among them that wroughtH6213 the workH4399 of the tabernacleH4908 madeH6213 tenH6235 curtainsH3407 of fine twinedH7806 linenH8336, and blueH8504, and purpleH713, and scarletH8144H8438: he madeH6213 them with cherubimH3742 of skilfulH2803 workH4639. 9The lengthH753 of oneH259 curtainH3407 was twentyH6242 and eightH8083 cubitsH520, and the breadthH7341 of oneH259 curtainH3407 fourH702 cubitsH520: the curtainsH3407 were all of oneH259 sizeH4060. 10And he coupledH2266 the fiveH2568 curtainsH3407 oneH259 to anotherH259: and the other fiveH2568 curtainsH3407 he coupledH2266 oneH259 to anotherH259. 11And he madeH6213 loopsH3924 of blueH8504 on the edgeH8193 of oneH259 curtainH3407 from the selvedgeH7098 in the couplingH4225: likewise he madeH6213 in the extremityH7020H8193 of another curtainH3407, in the couplingH4225 of the secondH8145.1 12FiftyH2572 loopsH3924 he madeH6213 in oneH259 curtainH3407, and fiftyH2572 loopsH3924 he madeH6213 in the edgeH7097 of the curtainH3407 which was in the couplingH4225 of the secondH8145: the loopsH3924 heldH6901 oneH259 curtain to anotherH259. 13And he madeH6213 fiftyH2572 claspsH7165 of goldH2091, and coupledH2266 the curtainsH3407 oneH259 to anotherH259 with the claspsH7165: so it became oneH259 tabernacleH4908.
14And he madeH6213 curtainsH3407ofgoatsH5795’ hair for the tentH168 over the tabernacleH4908: elevenH6249H6240 curtainsH3407 he madeH6213 them. 15The lengthH753 of oneH259 curtainH3407 was thirtyH7970 cubitsH520, and fourH702 cubitsH520 was the breadthH7341 of oneH259 curtainH3407: the elevenH6249H6240 curtainsH3407 were of oneH259 sizeH4060. 16And he coupledH2266 fiveH2568 curtainsH3407 by themselves, and sixH8337 curtainsH3407 by themselves. 17And he madeH6213 fiftyH2572 loopsH3924 upon the outerH7020 edgeH8193 of the curtainH3407 in the couplingH4225, and fiftyH2572 loopsH3924 madeH6213 he upon the edgeH8193 of the curtainH3407 which couplethH2279 the secondH8145. 18And he madeH6213 fiftyH2572 claspsH7165 of brassH5178 to coupleH2266 the tentH168 togetherH2266, that it might be oneH259. 19And he madeH6213 a coveringH4372 for the tentH168 of ramsH352’ skinsH5785 dyed redH119, and a coveringH4372 of badgersH8476’ skinsH5785 aboveH4605 that . 20And he madeH6213 boardsH7175 for the tabernacleH4908 of shittimH7848 woodH6086, standing upH5975. 21The lengthH753 of a boardH7175 was tenH6235 cubitsH520, and the breadthH7341 of a boardH7175 oneH259 cubitH520 and a halfH2677. 22OneH259 boardH7175 had twoH8147 tenonsH3027, equally distantH7947 oneH259 fromH413 anotherH259: thus did he makeH6213 for all the boardsH7175 of the tabernacleH4908. 23And he madeH6213 boardsH7175 for the tabernacleH4908; twentyH6242 boardsH7175 for the southH5045 sideH6285 southwardH8486: 24And fortyH705 socketsH134 of silverH3701 he madeH6213 under the twentyH6242 boardsH7175; twoH8147 socketsH134 under oneH259 boardH7175 for its twoH8147 tenonsH3027, and twoH8147 socketsH134 under anotherH259 boardH7175 for its twoH8147 tenonsH3027. 25And for the otherH8145 sideH6763 of the tabernacleH4908, which is toward the northH6828 cornerH6285, he madeH6213 twentyH6242 boardsH7175, 26And their fortyH705 socketsH134 of silverH3701; twoH8147 socketsH134 under oneH259 boardH7175, and twoH8147 socketsH134 under anotherH259 boardH7175. 27And for the sidesH3411 of the tabernacleH4908 westwardH3220 he madeH6213 sixH8337 boardsH7175. 28And twoH8147 boardsH7175 he madeH6213 for the cornersH4742 of the tabernacleH4908 in the two sidesH3411. 29And they were coupledH8382 beneathH4295, and coupledH8382 togetherH3162 at its headH7218, to oneH259 ringH2885: thus he didH6213 to bothH8147 of them in bothH8147 the cornersH4740.2 30And there were eightH8083 boardsH7175; and their socketsH134 were sixteenH8337H6240 socketsH134 of silverH3701, under everyH259 boardH7175 twoH8147 socketsH134.3 31And he madeH6213 barsH1280 of shittimH7848 woodH6086; fiveH2568 for the boardsH7175 of the oneH259 sideH6763 of the tabernacleH4908, 32And fiveH2568 barsH1280 for the boardsH7175 of the otherH8145 sideH6763 of the tabernacleH4908, and fiveH2568 barsH1280 for the boardsH7175 of the tabernacleH4908 for the sidesH3411 westwardH3220. 33And he madeH6213 the middleH8484 barH1280 to shootH1272 throughH8432 the boardsH7175 from the one endH7097 to the otherH7097. 34And he overlaidH6823 the boardsH7175 with goldH2091, and madeH6213 their ringsH2885 of goldH2091 to be placesH1004 for the barsH1280, and overlaidH6823 the barsH1280 with goldH2091.
35And he madeH6213 a veilH6532 of blueH8504, and purpleH713, and scarletH8144H8438, and fine twinedH7806 linenH8336: with cherubimH3742 he madeH6213 it of skilfulH2803 workH4639. 36And he madeH6213 for it fourH702 pillarsH5982 of shittimH7848 wood, and overlaidH6823 them with goldH2091: their hooksH2053 were of goldH2091; and he castH3332 for them fourH702 socketsH134 of silverH3701. 37And he madeH6213 an hangingH4539 for the tabernacleH168 doorH6607 of blueH8504, and purpleH713, and scarletH8144H8438, and fine twinedH7806 linenH8336, of needleworkH7551H4639;4 38And its fiveH2568 pillarsH5982 with their hooksH2053: and he overlaidH6823 their topsH7218 and their bandsH2838 with goldH2091: but their fiveH2568 socketsH134 were of brassH5178.
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Commentaries on Exodus 36
- Adam Clarke Bible Commentary
- Barnes’ Notes on the Bible
- Matthew Henry Concise Commentary
- Tyndale Open Study Notes
- Jamieson–Fausset–Brown Commentary
- Rashi on Tanakh
- Calvin’s Commentaries
- Keil & Delitzsch Commentary
- John Wesley’s Notes
- Darby Translation Notes
- Geneva Bible Translation Notes
- Kingcomments
- Matthew Henry’s Complete Commentary
- Matthew Henry’s Modern English Commentary
- Scofield Reference Notes, 1917 Edition
- Seventh-day Adventist Bible Commentary
- EGW Writings
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