Study Desk

These frames were joined together at the bottom. And at the top a ring held the corner frames together. They did the same for both corners.

There were eight frames for the west side of the Holy Tent. And there were 16 silver bases—two bases for each frame.

Then the workers used acacia wood to make the braces for the frames—five braces for the first side of the Holy Tent,

five braces for the other side, and five braces for the back of the Holy Tent (that is, the west side).

They used fine linen and blue, purple, and red yarn to make the special curtain for the entrance to the Most Holy Place. And they sewed pictures of Cherub angels into the curtain.

They made four posts using acacia wood, and they covered the posts with gold. Then they made gold hooks for the posts and four silver bases for the posts.

Then they made the five posts and the hooks for this curtain over the entrance. They covered the tops of the posts and the curtain rods with gold. And they made the five bronze bases for the posts.

He made four rings of gold and put them on the four corners. These rings were used for carrying the Box. There were two rings on each side.

Then he made the poles for carrying the Box. He used acacia wood and covered the poles with pure gold.

Then he used acacia wood to make the poles for carrying the table. He covered the poles with pure gold.

Then he made everything that was used on the table. He made the plates, the spoons, the bowls, and the pitchers from pure gold. The bowls and pitchers are used for pouring the drink offerings.

He made seven lamps for this lampstand. Then he made lamp snuffers and trays from pure gold.

He made the altar for burning incense from acacia wood. The altar was square. It was 1 cubit long, 1 cubit wide, and 2 cubits high. There were four horns on the altar. There was one horn on each corner. These horns were joined together with the altar to make one piece.

He made two gold rings for the altar. He put the gold rings below the trim on each side of the altar. These gold rings held the poles for carrying the altar.

Then Bezalel used acacia wood to build the altar. This was the altar used for burning offerings. The altar was square. It was 5 cubits long, 5 cubits wide, and 3 cubits high.

He made a horn for each of the four corners of the altar. He joined each horn to its corner so that everything was one piece. He covered the altar with bronze.

Then he made a bronze grating for the altar. This grating was shaped like a net. The grating was put under the ledge at the bottom of the altar. It went halfway up into the altar from below.

Then he made bronze rings to hold the poles for carrying the altar. He put the rings at the four corners of the grating.

The curtains on the south side were supported by 20 posts. The posts were on 20 bronze bases. The hooks for the posts and the curtain rods were made from silver.

The north side of the courtyard also had a wall of curtains 100 cubits long. There were 20 posts with 20 bronze bases. The hooks for the posts and the curtain rods were made from silver.