1Solomon had a bronze altar made that was nine metres square and four and a half metres high.
7Ten gold lampstands were also made according to the plans. Solomon placed these lampstands inside the temple, five on each side of the main room.
9Solomon gave orders to build two courtyards: a smaller one that only priests could use and a larger one. The doors to these courtyards were covered with bronze.
10The large bowl called the Sea was placed near the south-east corner of the temple.
11Huram made shovels, sprinkling bowls, and pans for hot ashes. Here is a list of the other furnishings he made for God's temple:
12two columns, two bowl-shaped caps for the tops of these columns, two chain designs on the caps,
13four hundred pomegranates for the chain designs,
14the stands and the small bowls,
15the large bowl and the twelve bulls that held it up,
16pans for hot ashes, as well as shovels and meat forks.
Huram made all these things out of polished bronze
17by pouring melted bronze into the clay moulds he had set up near the River Jordan, between Succoth and Zeredah.
18There were so many bronze furnishings that no one ever knew how much bronze it took to make them.
19Solomon also gave orders to make the following temple furnishings out of gold: the altar, the tables that held the sacred loaves of bread,
20the lampstands and the lamps that burnt in front of the most holy place,
21flower designs, lamps and tongs,
22lamp snuffers, small sprinkling bowls, ladles, fire pans, and the doors to the most holy place and the main room of the temple.
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