set for their ephods, and for their shields.

And spices, and oil for lights, and for ointment, and for good incense.

So the children of Israel brought willingly, both man and woman, to do all the work which the LORD commanded by Moses to be done.

And Moses said unto the children of Israel, Behold, the LORD hath called by name Bezaleel the son of Us, the son of Hur, of the tribe of Judah,

And hath filled him with the Spirit of God, that he should be wise, and understanding, and able to do all manner of work,

to work artificially on gold, silver, and ore,

to cut and set precious stone, to carpenter wood, to make all manner of artificial work.

And he taught him his heart, and Ahaliab the son of Ahisamach, of the tribe of Dan.

He hath filled their hearts with wisdom to make all manner of work, to cut, to work, and to embroider with yellow silk, and scarlet, and purple, and white silk, and with weaving, to make all manner of work, and to invent workmanship.
(Exodus)
Chapter 36
The pieces of the shrine are being made.

Then Bezaleel, and Ahaliab, and all the wise men, to whom the LORD had given wisdom and understanding to know how to do all manner of work, laboured for the service of the sanctuary, according to all that the LORD had commanded.

And Moses called unto Bezaleel, and unto Ahaliab, and unto all the wise men, unto whom the LORD had given wisdom in their hearts, even unto all them that offered themselves willingly, and went to work in the work.

And they took unto them of Moses all the offerings which the children of Israel brought for the work of the service of the sanctuary, to make it. For every morning they brought their willing offerings unto him.

Then came all the wise men that wrought in the work of the sanctuary, every man of his work that they wrought,

And they said unto Moses, The people bring too much, more than is needful for the work of this service, which the LORD commanded to be done.

And Moses commanded that they should cry throughout the camp, saying, No man shall lift up the sanctuary any more. And the people ceased from bringing.

For there was enough of the thing for every work that was to be done, and yet was left.

So all the wise men among the workmen made the tabernacle, ten carpets of twined white silk, yellow silk, scarlet, rosy, cherubims, artificial.

The length of a carpet was twenty and eight cubits, and the breadth four cubits; and they were all of one measure.

And he fastened five curtains together, one to another.

And he made yellow loops in the place of every carpet, where they were joined together.

Fifty loops each to a carpet, that one might take hold of another.

And he made fifty coils of gold, and joined the rugs together with the coils, one to another, to make a tabernacle.

And he made eleven carpets of goats’ hair for the tabernacle, 15. Thirty cubits long and four cubits wide, all in one measure.

And he put five of them together in one part, and six together in the other part.

And he made fifty loops upon every carpet in the place, to bind them together.

And he made every one fifty pieces of brass, that the tabernacle might be joined together into one.

And he made a covering over the tabernacle of red rams’ skins, and over them a covering of badgers’ skins.

And made boards for the tabernacle of pine wood to stand upon, 21. Each ten cubits long, and a cubit and a half broad,

And on every one two tenons, to set one against another. So he made all the boards for a dwelling,

that the same boards were twenty about noon;

And he made forty silver feet under them, and under every board two feet upon the two tenons thereof.

And on the other side of the tabernacle, about midnight, he made twenty boards.

With forty silver feet, under every board two feet.

But at the back of the tabernacle toward the evening he made six boards, 28. and two others at the back at the two corners of the apartment, 29. That each of them should be joined together with his place board from beneath, and be joined together at the top of the head with a clamp,

That the boards might be eight, and sixteen silver feet, under every one two feet.

And he made bars of pine wood, five for the boards upon the one side of the tabernacle.

and five on the other side, and five behind, towards the evening.

And he made the bars to thrust them through the midst of the boards from end to end.

And he overlaid the boards with gold, and made the bars thereof of gold, and overlaid the bars with gold.

And he made the curtain with the cherubims upon it of yellow silk, and scarlet, and scarlet, and twined white silk, artificially.

And he made for them four pillars of pine wood, and overlaid them with gold, and their heads with gold, and cast four silver feet for them.

And made a cloth in the door of the tabernacle; of yellow silk, scarlet, and rose-red, and twined white silk embroidered,

And five pillars thereof with their heads, and overlaid their heads and rims with gold; and five brass feet thereon.
(Exodus)
Chapter 37
Of some utensils of the sanctuary.

And Bezaleel made the ark of pine wood, three cubits and a half long, and a cubit and a half broad, and high,

And he overlaid her with fine gold within and without, and made her a garland of gold round about.

And he poured four golden prongs upon the four corners thereof, two on each side.

And he made staves of pine wood, and overlaid them with gold.

And he put them in the rings by the sides of the ark, to be carried.

And he made the mercy seat of fine gold, three cubits and a half long, and a cubit and a half broad.

And made two cherubims of strong gold at the two ends of the mercy seat, 8. One cherub at this end, the other at that end.

And the cherubims spread forth their wings from above, and covered the mercy seat therewith: and their faces were turned toward one another, and looked upon the mercy seat.

And he made the table of pine wood, two cubits long, and a cubit broad, and a cubit and a half high.

And he overlaid him with fine gold, and made him a garland of gold round about.

And he made him a border round about, the breadth of a hand: and he made a garland of gold round about the border.

And he poured out four golden rings, and put them in the four places of his four feet.

hard on the ledge, that the staves might be in, to bear the table.

And he made the staves of pine wood, and overlaid them with gold, to bear the table therewith.

And he made also of fine gold vessels for the table, bowls, and cups, and pots, and dishes, to pour out and to pour in.

And he made the candlestick of fine and thick gold. And the shaft thereof was with tubes, and with bowls, and with knops, and with flowers.

Six tubes went out on his sides, on every side three tubes.

Three bowls were on every reed with knobs and flowers.

And on the candlestick were four bowls with knobs and flowers, 21. One knob under every two tubes, so that six tubes came out of it, 22. And the knobs thereof, and the tubes thereof, and all were of thick and fine gold.

And he made the seven lamps with their lanterns and their snuffers of fine gold.

Of a talent of fine gold made he him, and all his vessels.

He made also the altar of incense of pine wood, a cubit long and broad, foursquare, and two cubits high, with his horns.

And he overlaid it with fine gold, and the roof thereof, and the walls thereof round about, and the horns thereof. And he made him a garland round about of gold.

And two golden rings under the wreath on either side, to put staves in it, and to bear it therewith.

And he made the staves of pine wood, and overlaid them with gold.

And made the holy ointment and incense of pure spices after the apothecary’s craft.
(Exodus)
Chapter 38
Considerable sum of applied gold, silver and ore.

And he made the altar of burnt offering of pine wood, five cubits long and broad, foursquare, and three cubits high.

And made four horns to go out of it, upon the four corners thereof; and overlaid it with brass.

And he made all manner of vessels for the altar, ashtrays, and shovels, and basons, and crucibles, and charcoal pans, all of brass.

And he made upon the altar a lattice of brass round about, like a net, from the bottom even unto the half of the altar.

And he poured out four prongs into the four places of the fence of brass for staves.
6: These he made of pine wood, and overlaid them with brass.

And he put them in the rings on the sides of the altar, to bear it up therewith: and he made it hollow within.

And he made the handstand of brass, and the foot thereof also of brass, against the women that ministered at the door of the tabernacle of the congregation.

And he made a court toward the south, with a cloak an hundred cubits long, of twined white silk,

With their twenty pillars and twenty feet of brass, but their knobs and hoops of silver; 11. Of the same about the north an hundred cubits, with twenty pillars and twenty feet