Chapter 4. Moreover he made a bronze altar 20 Cubits was its length 20 cubits its Width and 10 cubits its height Then he made the Sea of cast bronze 10 Cubits from one brim to the other it was Completely round Its height was 5 cubits and a line of 30 Cubits measured its circumference And under it was the likeness of oxen Encircling it all around 10 to a cubit All the way around the sea The Oxen were cast in two rows when it Was cast It stood on 12 oxen three looking toward The north three looking toward the west Three looking toward the South and three Looking toward the east The sea was set upon them and all their Back Parts pointed inward It was a hand breath thick and its brim Was shaped like the brim of a cup like a Lily blossom It contained three thousand baths He also made 10 levers and put five on The right side and five on the left to Wash in them Such things as they offered for the Burnt offering they would wash in them But the sea was for the priests to wash In And he made 10 lampstands of gold According to their design and set them In the temple five on the right side and
Five on the left He also made ten tables and placed them In the temple five on the right side and 5 on the left And he made 100 bowls of gold Furthermore he made the court of the Priests and the great court and doors For the court And he overlaid these doors with bronze He set the Sea on the right side toward The southeast Then hurum made the pots and the shovels And the Bulls So hurum finished doing the work that he Was to do for King Solomon for the house Of God The two pillars and the bowl-shaped Capitals that were on top of the two Pillars the two networks covering the Two bowl-shaped capitals which were on Top of the pillars 400 pomegranates for the two networks Two rows of pomegranates for each Network to cover the two bowl-shaped Capitals that were on the pillars He also made carts and the lavers on the Carts One C and 12 oxen under it Also the pots the shovels the forks and All their articles Hurum his master Craftsman made of Burnished bronze for King Solomon for The house of the Lord In the plane of Jordan the king had them
Cast in clay molds between suckath and Zareda And Solomon had all these articles made In such great abundance That the weight of the bronze was not Determined Thus Solomon had all the Furnishings Made for the house of God The altar of gold and the tables on Which was the showbread the lamp stands With their lamps of pure gold to burn in The prescribed manner in front of the Inner sanctuary with the flowers and the Lamps and the wick trimmers of gold of Purist gold The trimmers the bowls the ladles and The sensors of pure gold As for the entry of the sanctuary its Inner doors to the most holy place and The doors of the main hall of the Temple Were gold