Exodus, 38
13. On the east side the court was fifty cubits long.
13. On the east side the court was fifty cubits long.
Exodus 38 details the construction of the Holocaust and Basin altar for the offers in the Tabernacle Courtyard. It also presents a record of the offers that were made for the construction of the tabernacle. The following verses are related to the topics addressed in Exodus 38:
Numbers 4:13-14: "And they shall take the ashes from the altar, and will extend a purple cloth over it; and they will put all their utensils with which they serve, the brass, the forks, the paddles, the basins; Altar utensils, and on it will extend a covered with bad guys, and will go to its veins "This verse talks about the cleaning of the Holocaust altar, which was built in the Tabernacle courtyard.
Exodus 30:18-19: "You will also make a copper sink, with its copper base, to wash; and you shall put it between the congregation tent and the altar, and you will water. And Aaron and his children They will wash their hands and feet "this verse refers to the construction of the basin for the offers in the courtyard of the tabernacle, mentioned in Exodus 38.
Exodus 25:1-2: "The Lord said more to Moses, Speak to the children of Israel to bring me a raised offer; of every man whose heart moves voluntarily, ye shall take from him my raised offer" This verse talks about the offerings that were collected for the construction of the tabernacle, which is detailed in Exodus 38.
Exodus 38:8: "It also made the copper basin, with its copper base, from the mirrors of women who gathered at the door of the congregation tent" This verse refers to the construction of the basin for offers in the courtyard of the Tabernacle.
Exodus 38:24-25: "All the gold employed in the work, throughout the work of the sanctuary, the gold of the deals raised, was twenty-nine talents and seven hundred and thirty shekels, according to the siclo of the sanctuary" This verse presents a record Of the offers that were made for the construction of the tabernacle, which is described in detail in Exodus 38.
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