. The Tabernacle; its history and structure. Small Cubit as Span—Testimonyof the Talmud —The Stature of GoHath —The Cubits ofHerodotus—The Birs-JSfimroud—Influence of Babylon in Asia 215-231 Index 232 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIOJ^S CONTEXTIONAL TaBERNACLE ; 3, Tabernacle of Text 2, Fergussons Restoratiox ; . Frontispiece to faceto face The Eamet Enclosure—Exterior of West WallEeconstruction of Samitels Altar at Ramah .Map of Sinai Peninsula and CanaanThe Ramet Enclosure—Interior of West WallThe Erection of the Tabernacle—First Stage„ ,, Second Stage „ ,, Third Stage „ ,, Fourth Stage The Scale of Gude
. The Tabernacle; its history and structure. Small Cubit as Span—Testimonyof the Talmud —The Stature of GoHath —The Cubits ofHerodotus—The Birs-JSfimroud—Influence of Babylon in Asia 215-231 Index 232 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIOJ^S CONTEXTIONAL TaBERNACLE ; 3, Tabernacle of Text 2, Fergussons Restoratiox ; . Frontispiece to faceto face The Eamet Enclosure—Exterior of West WallEeconstruction of Samitels Altar at Ramah .Map of Sinai Peninsula and CanaanThe Ramet Enclosure—Interior of West WallThe Erection of the Tabernacle—First Stage„ ,, Second Stage „ ,, Third Stage „ ,, Fourth Stage The Scale of Gudea The Tabernacle of Witness and Court of the TabernacleOutline Plan of the Outer Court and Tabernacle The Eleven Curtains The Screen of the Tabernacle The Forty-eight Boards The Inner Veil ......... The Ten Curtains Reconstruction Plan of the Birs-NimrondGeometric Principle of the Tabernacle Tent IXXX 1732486480142, 143166171186189196199201228230 q: < hj< J UJ D <(/) Z o I-o D q: h zoo UJ 1< < <. ag ^35^ h q: 3 « O u Si> hi 1 J £ bJ 3 \ It , am 0- (0 to 1 1 8 ^M i^^ ^^Bm ^ 5 u I 0 i uJ g 8] ^D h • r 9, PAET I. THE HISTORY OF THE TABERNACLE, CHAPTER THE DESTRUCTION OF SHILOH. THE Tabernacle and its Tent were set up on the firstday of the ecclesiastical year, and a great passoverservice held thereat on the first anniversary of the E:^odu8. A few days were spent in perfecting its ceremonialorganization, and on the first day of the second month acensus of the people was taken, and the princes of the tribesselected. Preparations were then made for covered wagons, each drawn by two oxen, werepresented by the princes on behalf of the tribes, and,from the uses to which these were put, we gain a viewof the relative sizes of the tabernacle parts, and of theportability of the whole construction. To the children of Xohath, the second son of L
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