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OET-RV by cross-referenced section 2CH 4:1

2CH 4:1–5:1 ©

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The things/objects of temple

2Ch 4:1—5:1

1Ki 7:23–51

4:1 The things/objects of temple

(1 Kgs 7:23-51)

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7:23 The bronze water tank

(2 Chr. 4:2-5)

23Huram also cast a very large round basin nicknamed ‘The sea’ that was five metres across (so a circumference of fourteen metres) and over two metres high. 24Part of the same casting was two rows of decorative buds that went around it under the lip of the basin. There were about eighteen buds for each metre of circumference. 25Twelve bronze cattle had also been cast and the large basin was sitting on their backs. The cattle were facing outwards with three facing towards each of the four compass points. 26The basin was about 8cm thick and it had a lip around the outside like a lily blossom. It could contain around forty-four thousand litres of water.

7:26 The bronze basin holders

27Then Huram cast ten bronze carts for individual water basins. Each one was nearly two metres long and two metres wide and just over a metre tall, 28and they had frames on the sides with panels between them. 29There were bronze lions, oxen, and winged creatures in relief on the panels, and above and below those, wreaths were inset into the bronze. 30Each cart had two bronze axles with four bronze wheels attached to them. At each of the top four corners, there were bronze supports to hold a wash basin, and these were also cast with decorative wreaths. 31Inside those supports there was a round frame that protruded half a metre upwards and was inset by a quarter of a metre. It also had engravings on it inside square frames. 32The axles were part of the main casting, and the four 70cm bronze wheels were below the panels. 33The design of the wheels was similar to chariot wheels, but with their axles, rims, spokes, and hubs all cast from bronze. 34Each cart had four handles as part of the casting—one projecting from each corner. 35There was a 25cm bronze band around the top of each cart as well as supports and frames—all part of the main casting. 36He engraved winged creatures, lions, and palm trees on the flat areas of the carts wherever there was space, and engraved wreaths around them. 37So that’s how he made the ten carts—all the same shape and size using the same mold.

38Huram also cast ten bronze wash basins for the ten carts—each one was almost two metres across and could hold 900 litres of water.[ref] 39He put five basins on carts on each side of the temple (north and south of the east-facing temple), and he put the huge basin on its bronze cattle near the south-east corner. 40Huram also made the basins and the ash shovels and the bowls.

7:40 The list of things/objects there to temple

(2 Chr. 4:11–5:1)

So Huram finished everything that King Shelomoh had requested him to make for Yahweh’s residence: 41two massive pillars with large decorated caps and then networks of chain over the caps, 42the four hundred pomegranates with each pillar having two strings of one hundred of them placed over them, 43the ten carts and the ten basins on them, 44the huge water tank and the twelve cattle supporting it, 45and the pots and shovels and bowls and all the other containers.

All the above was made from polished bronze by Huram for King Shelomoh for Yahweh’s residence. 46The king had them cast in the clay in the Yordan valley between Sukkot and Tsaretan. 47None of the above was weighed, because bronze was so plentiful that it didn’t matter.

48Shelomoh also had the gold items made for Yahweh’s residence, including the gold incense altar and the gold table for the sacred bread,[ref] 49the ten pure gold lampstands that were placed five on each side of the entrance to the inner room, along with the gold flowers, lamps, and tongs,[ref] 50the pure gold cups, trimmers, bowls, dishes, and firepans, and also the gold door sockets for the inner holiest room and the main room of the temple.

51Finally all the work that King Shelomoh did for Yahweh’s residence was completed, and he had all the holy things from his father David, including the silver and the gold and the containers, taken into the storerooms of the temple.[ref]


Collected OET-RV cross-references

Exo 27:1-2:

27:1 The altar for burnt offerings

(Exo. 38:1-7)

27Make an altar from acacia wood that’s 2.5m square and 1.5m high 2and as part of that same piece of wood, include a carved projection like a horn on each of the top corners of the altar. Overlay the altar with bronze.

Exo 30:17-21:

30:17 The washbasin

17The Yahweh told Mosheh: 18Make a bronze washbasin with a bronze base. Place it between the sacred tent and the altar, and fill it with water[ref] 19and Aharon and his sons must wash their hands and feet in it. 20Before they go into the sacred tent, they must wash with water so that won’t die, and also when they’re going to the altar to burn offerings to me 21they must wash their hands and feet so they won’t die. This will be a rule for them and for all their descendants throughout the generations.


30:18: Exo 38:8.

Exo 25:31-40:

25:31 The lampstand

(Exo. 37:17-24)

31You must make a lampstand from pure gold. The base and shaft are to be hammered out of one piece of gold as well as its cups and decorative buds and flowers. 32There must be six branches extending from the shaft—three on each side. 33Three cups shaped like almond flowers must be on each branch along with a bud and petals. 34The centre shaft must have four cups like almond flowers along with a bud and petals. 35For each of the three pairs of branches (one branch out each side in each pair), make a bud on the centre shaft so each pair of branches appear to be growing out of it. 36These buds and their branches must all be hammered out from that single piece of pure gold. 37Make seven lamps and set them up on it to give light out from the front of it, 38and make all the utensils and dishes for the lamps from pure gold. 39This can all be made from 35kg of pure gold 40and be sure to make it all like the pattern that you’re being shown on the mountain.[ref]


25:40: Acts 7:44; Heb 8:5.

Exo 25:23-30:

25:23 The bread-offering table

(Exo. 37:10-16)

23You must make a table from acacia wood: one metre long, 500cm wide, and 750cm high. 24Overlay it with pure gold and have a gold moulding fitted all around it. 25Make an 8cm wide rim around it and fit a gold moulding onto the rim. 26Make four gold rings and attach them near the legs on the four corners of the table 27near the rim. The rings are so poles can be inserted in order to carry the table. 28Make two poles out of acacia wood and overlaid them with gold for carrying the table. 29In addition, make the necessary plates and pans, and the pitchers and bowls to be used for pouring out the wine offerings—all from pure gold. 30You must keep sacred bread on the table continually in front of me.[ref]


25:30: Lev 24:5-8.

2Sam 8:11:

11King David dedicated them to Yahweh, along with the silver and gold that he’d taken from all the nations that they’d conquered:

1Ch 18:11:

11

Exo 30:1-3:

30:1 The incense altar

(Exo. 37:25-28)

30You must make an altar out of acacia word for burning incense on. 2It should be square—half a metre on each side—and a metre high. Make projections that look like horns on top out of that same block of wood. 3It must be overlaid with pure gold—its top and all around its sides and its projections—plus you shall make a gold moulding all around it.

Exo 25:23-30:

25:23 The bread-offering table

(Exo. 37:10-16)

23You must make a table from acacia wood: one metre long, 500cm wide, and 750cm high. 24Overlay it with pure gold and have a gold moulding fitted all around it. 25Make an 8cm wide rim around it and fit a gold moulding onto the rim. 26Make four gold rings and attach them near the legs on the four corners of the table 27near the rim. The rings are so poles can be inserted in order to carry the table. 28Make two poles out of acacia wood and overlaid them with gold for carrying the table. 29In addition, make the necessary plates and pans, and the pitchers and bowls to be used for pouring out the wine offerings—all from pure gold. 30You must keep sacred bread on the table continually in front of me.[ref]


25:30: Lev 24:5-8.