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38:1
καὶἐποίησενΒεσελεηλτὴνκιβωτὸν
And Beseleel made the ark,
比撒列作了櫃,
38:2
καὶκατεχρύσωσεναὐτὴνχρυσίῳκαθαρῷἔσωθενκαὶἔξωθεν
and overlaid it with pure gold within and without.
And their lamp-holders, which are on the tips, were nut-shaped, of one piece with them, and the sockets of one piece with them, so that the lamps might rest on them; and the seventh socket, at the tip of the lamp-holder on the top above, was solid, entirely of gold.
This man overlaid the pillars with silver, and cast golden rings for the pillar, and gilded the bars with gold, and overlaid the pillars of the veil with gold, and made the hooks of gold.
This man cast the silver capitals of the tent and the bronze capitals of the door of the tent and the gate of the court, and he made silver hooks for the pillars; on the pillars, this man overlaid them with silver.
This man made for the altar an attachment, a work of network, below the firepan, under it, reaching to its middle; and he placed on it four bronze rings on the four sides of the attachment of the altar, wide for the poles, so as to lift the altar by them.
This man made the bronze laver and its bronze base out of the mirrors of the women who fasted, who fasted at the doors of the tent of testimony on the day he pitched it.
And he made the laver so that Moses and Aaron and his sons might wash their hands and their feet from it when they went into the tent of testimony, or when they approached the altar to minister; they washed from it, just as the Lord ordered Moses.