Exodus 30:1-5

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1 H6213 And you shall make H4196 an altar H4729 to burn H7004 incense H7848 on: of shittim H6086 wood H6213 shall you make it.

2 H520 A cubit H753 shall be the length H520 thereof, and a cubit H7341 the breadth H7251 thereof; foursquare H520 shall it be: and two cubits H6967 shall be the height H7161 thereof: the horns thereof shall be of the same.

3 H6823 And you shall overlay H2889 it with pure H2091 gold, H1406 the top H7023 thereof, and the sides H5439 thereof round H7161 about, and the horns H6213 thereof; and you shall make H2213 to it a crown H2091 of gold H5439 round about.

4 H8147 And two H2091 golden H2885 rings H6213 shall you make H8478 to it under H2213 the crown H8147 of it, by the two H6763 corners H8147 thereof, on the two H6654 sides H6213 of it shall you make H1004 it; and they shall be for places H905 for the staves H5375 to bear H1992 it with.

5 H6213 And you shall make H905 the staves H7848 of shittim H6086 wood, H6823 and overlay H2091 them with gold.

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Exodus 30:1 The altar of incense.
Exodus 30:11 The ransom of souls.
Exodus 30:17 The brazen laver.
Exodus 30:22 The holy anointing oil.
Exodus 30:34 The composition of the incense.

The Samaritan inserts the first ten verses of this chapterafter ver. 32 of chap. 26.
an altar.
Exodus 30:7; Exodus 30:8; Exodus 30:10; Exodus 37:25-28; Exodus 40:5; Leviticus 4:7; Leviticus 4:18; 1 Kings 6:20; 2 Chronicles 26:16; Revelation 8:3
to burn incense.Where so many sacrifices were offered, it was essentially necessary to have some pleasing perfume to counteract the disagreeable smells that must have arisen from the slaughter of so many animals, the burning of so much flesh, the sprinkling of the blood. No blood was ever sprinkled on this altar, except once a year, on the grand day of expiation. It was called also the golden altar (Nu 4:11); and the incense was as constantly burnt on it every day, as the morning and evening sacrifice of a lamb was burnt on the brazen altar.