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OET-RV by cross-referenced section EXO 30:1

EXO 30:1–30:10 ©

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The incense altar

Exo 30:1–10

Exo 37:25–28

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. 4Make two gold rings and attach them to the altar below the moulding—one on each side to hold the poles for carrying it with. 5Make the two poles from acacia wood and overlay them with gold. 6Put this incense altar outside the curtain that hangs in front of the sacred chest—the box containing the stone slabs and with a platform on it where I will meet with you.

7Aharon must burn fragrant incense on this altar every morning when he looks after the lamps 8and again every evening when he lights the lamps, so incense must be continually burning before me throughout your generations. 9Don’t offer up any incense or burnt offering or grain offering on it that’s different from these instructions, and don’t pour a drink offering on it. 10Once a year, Aharon must take the purifying blood from the annual atonement sacrifice and put it on the projections of the altar to compensate for the altar’s imperfection. Each high priest will cover the altar’s flaws this way throughout all future generations. The altar will be very sacred—dedicated to me.

37:25 Making the incense altar

(Exo. 30:1-5)

25Then he made the altar for burning incense out of acacia wood. It was square—half a metre on each side—and one metre high. Its projections on the top four corners were part of it. 26He overlaid it with pure gold—all four sides including the projections—and put a gold moulding all around it. 27Then he made two gold rings and attached them below the moulding—two on each side for holding the poles for carrying the altar. 28The two poles were made from acacia wood and then overlaid with gold.