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THE MELCHIZEDEK BIBLE

KING JAMES VERSION

Exodus 37	Exodus 37
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1 Bezaleel made a chest^ of acacia wood; it was made two and a half cubits long, and a cubit and a half wide and high.	This part of KING JAMES VERSION will be added later on.
2 He covered it, both inside and out, with pure gold, and he fashioned a crown of gold around it.	.....
3 And he cast four rings of gold for it, and put them on its four corners so that two rings were on one side of it, and two rings on the other side of it.	.....
4 After that he made from acacia wood its shafts, and covered them with gold.	.....
5 And he put the shafts into the rings by the sides of the chest, so that it might be carried.	.....
6 He then provided for the forgiveness of sin which he symbolized by a seat two cubits and a half long and a cubit and a half wide.	.....
7 Also he provided for two pure symbols from one piece to represent the suffering sense and the clear, correct standard.	.....
8 He provided for one opposing suffering sense and one scientific ideal, both precious; even by the standard of forgivness he symbolized the positive and opposing negative ideas.	.....
9 And he made two symbols of divine intuition to provide shelter for the forgiveness of sin, whose features reflected that one is the other; toward the remission of sin did their features attend.	.....
10 He also made a table of acacia wood; it was made two cubits long, and a cubit wide, and a cubit and a half high.	.....
11 And he covered it with pure gold, and placed a crown of gold around it.	.....
12 Moreover, he made for it a rim of a handbreadth wide and placed a golden crown on the rim around it.	.....
13 He also made for it four rings of gold and attached the rings on its four corners at its four legs.	.....
14 Nearby the border, the rings provided places to hold shafts to carry the table.	.....
15 And he made the shafts of acacia wood, and covered them with gold so that the table could be carried by them.	.....
16 He also made for the table its plates, its small vessels, its flagons and its bowls of pure gold for pouring.	.....
17 And he symbolized the radiance of glorified Being^ by a candlestick of pure gold; the candlestick was made of hammered work; its column, its branches, its cups, its calyx and its flowers were of one piece with it.	.....
18 And six branches extended from the sides of it with three branches of the candlestick extending from one side, and three branches from the other side;	.....
19 Three cups were made like almond buds, with a calyx and a flower in one branch, and three similarly fashioned on the next branch, with a calyx and a flower and the same on all six branches that extended from the candlestick.	.....
20 And on the candlestick were four cups fashioned like almond buds, with their calyx and their flowers.	.....
21 And there was a calyx under each pair of branches, and accordingly for the six branches that extended from the candlestick.	.....
22 Their calyxes and their branches were of one piece, all of one hammered work of pure gold.	.....
23 And he made the seven lamps with their tongs and their snuffing dishes out of pure gold.	.....
24 He used a talent of pure gold to make it and to make all its accessories.	.....
25 And he made the incense altar of acacia wood; it was a cubit long, a cubit wide, and two cubits high; it was made of one piece with its horns.	.....
26 He covered its top, its sides and its horns with pure gold, and he put a crown of gold around it.	.....
27 He fashioned two gold rings which he placed under the crown of it at its two corners on its two sides which were for holding it with shafts when carrying it.	.....
28 The shafts he made were of acacia wood, which he covered with gold.	.....
29 Then he directed an apothecary to blend the holy anointing oil and the pure, fragrant incense.	.....