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Malcom: Welcome To Immerse: The
Daily Bible Reading Experience.

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Day 100 and 19

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then Beel made the lamps
stand of pure hammered gold.

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He made the entire lamp stand
and its decorations of one piece.

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The base center stem lamp
cups, buds, and pedals.

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The lamps stand had six branches going out
from the center, STEM three on each side.

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Each of the six branches had three
lamp cups shaped like almond blossoms

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complete with buds and pedals.

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The center stem of the lamp
stand was crafted with four lamp

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cups shaped like almond blossoms
complete with buds and pedals.

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There was an almond bud beneath
each pair of branches where the

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six branches extended from the
center stem, all made of one piece.

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The almond buds and branches were all
of one piece with the center stem,

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and they were hammered from pure gold.

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He also made seven lamps for
the lamp stand, lamp, snuffers,

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and trays, all of pure gold.

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The entire lamp stand along
with its accessories was made

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from 75 pounds of pure gold.

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Then Beel made the incense
altar of acacia wood.

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It was 18 inches square and 36 inches high
with horns at the corners carved from the

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same piece of wood as the altar itself.

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He overlaid the top sides and horns of
the altar with pure gold, and he ran a

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gold molding around the entire altar.

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He made two gold rings and attached them
on opposite sides of the altar below the

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gold molding to hold the carrying poles.

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He made the poles of a Keisha
wood and overlaid them with gold.

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Then he made the sacred anointing oil
and the fragrant incense using the

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techniques of a skilled incense maker.

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Next Beel used Acacia Wood to construct
the square altar of burnt offering.

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It was seven and a half feet
wide, seven and a half feet long,

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and four and a half feet high.

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He made horns for each of its
four corners, so that the horns

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and altar were all one piece.

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He overlaid the altar with bronze.

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Then he made all the
altar utensils of bronze.

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The ash buckets, shovels, basins,
meat forks, and fire pans.

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Next, he made a bronze grading
and installed it halfway

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down the side of the altar.

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Under the ledge, he cast four rings
and attached them to the corners of the

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bronze grading to hold the carrying poles.

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He made the poles from Akeisha
wood and overlaid them with bronze.

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He inserted the poles through the
rings on the sides of the altar.

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The altar was hollow and
was made from planks.

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Beel made the bronze wash basin and
its bronze stand from bronze mirrors

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donated by the women who served
at the entrance of the tabernacle.

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Then Beel made the courtyard, which
was enclosed with curtains made of

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finely woven linen on the south side.

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The curtains were 150 feet long.

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They were held up by 20 posts,
set securely in 20 bronze basis.

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He hung the curtains with
silver hooks and rings.

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He made a similar set of
curtains for the north side.

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150 feet of curtains held up by 20
posts set securely in bronze bases.

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He hung the curtains with
silver hooks and rings.

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The curtains on the west end of the
courtyard were 75 feet long, hung

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with silver hooks and rings, and
supported by 10 posts set into 10 bases.

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The east end, the front
was also 75 feet long.

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The courtyard entrance was on the
east end, flanked by two curtains.

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The curtain on the right side was 22
and a half feet long, and was supported

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by three posts set into three bases.

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The curtain on the left side was also 22
and a half feet long, and was supported

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by three posts set into three bases.

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All the curtains used in the courtyard
were made of finely woven linen.

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Each post had a bronze base, and
all the hooks and rings were silver.

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The tops of the posts of the
courtyard were overlaid with

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silver, and the rings to hold up.

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The curtains were made of silver.

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He made the curtain for the entrance to
the courtyard of finely woven linen, and

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he decorated it with beautiful embroidery
and blue, purple and scarlet thread.

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It was 30 feet long and its height
was seven and a half feet, just like

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the curtains of the courtyard walls.

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It was supported by four posts.

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Each set securely in its own bronze base.

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The tops of the posts were overlaid
with silver, and the hooks and

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rings were also made of silver.

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All the tent pigs used in the tabernacle
and courtyard were made of bronze.

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This is an inventory of the
materials used in building the

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tabernacle of the covenant.

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The Levites compiled the figures as
Moses directed and eMAR son of Aaron,

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the priest served as Recorder Beels,
son of your i grandson of her, of

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the tribe of Judah, made everything
just as the Lord had commanded Moses.

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He was assisted by, oh holy ab.

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Son of Ishak of the Tribe of Dan, a
craftsman expert at engraving, designing

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and embroidering with blue, purple,
and scarlet thread on fine linen cloth.

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The people brought special offerings
of gold to totalling 2,193 pounds as

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measured by the weight of the sanctuary.

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Sh.

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This gold was used
throughout the tabernacle.

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The whole community of Israel gave
7,545 pounds of silver as measured by

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the weight of the sanctuary shekel.

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The silver came from the tax collected
from each man registered in the census.

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The tax one, Becca, which is half a
shekel based on the sanctuary shekel.

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The tax was collected from 603,550 men
who had reached their 20th birthday.

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The a hundred bases for the frames
of the sanctuary walls and for the

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posts supporting the inner curtain
required 7,500 pounds of silver,

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about 75 pounds for each base.

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The remaining 45 pounds of silver
was used to make the hooks and rings

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and to overlay the tops of the posts.

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The people also brought as special
offerings, 5,310 pounds of bronze, which

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was used for casting the basis for the
posts at the entrance to the tabernacle

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and for the bronze altar with its bronze
grading and all the altar utensils.

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Bronze was also used to make the
basis for the posts that supported

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the curtains around the courtyard.

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The basis for the curtain at the entrance
of the courtyard and all the tent pigs

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for the tabernacle and the courtyard.

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This concludes today's
Immer reading experience.

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Thank you for joining us.