Exodus 27:9

Conservative English Version

Surround the sacred tent with a courtyard one hundred fifty feet long on the south and north and seventy-five feet wide on the east and west. Use twenty bronze posts on bronze stands for the south and north and ten for the west. Then hang a curtain of fine linen on the posts along each of these three sides by using silver hooks and rods. Place three bronze posts on each side of the entrance at the east and hang a curtain seven and a half yards wide on each set of posts.

Cross References

1 Kings 6:36

The inner courtyard of the temple had walls made out of three layers of cut stones with one layer of cedar beams.

1 Kings 8:64

On that day, Solomon dedicated the courtyard in front of the temple and made it acceptable for worship. He offered the sacrifices there because the bronze altar in front of the temple was too small.

2 Chronicles 33:5

and for the stars. He placed these altars in both courtyards of the temple

2 Chronicles 4:9

Solomon 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.

Psalm 100:4

Be thankful and praise the LORD as you enter his temple.

Psalm 116:19

gather at your temple in Jerusalem. Shout praises to the LORD!

Psalm 84:10

One day in your temple is better than a thousand anywhere else. I would rather serve in your house, than live in the homes of the wicked.

Psalm 92:13

They will take root in your house, LORD God, and they will do well.

Exodus 27:10

(SEE 27:9)

Exodus 35:17

the curtains with the posts and stands that go around the courtyard;

Exodus 36:17

Fifty loops were put along one of the wider sides of each panel,

Exodus 39:40

the curtain with its posts and cords, and its pegs and stands that go around the courtyard; everything needed for the sacred tent;

Exodus 40:33

Finally, Moses had the curtain hung around the courtyard.

Exodus 40:8

Surround the tent and the altar with the wall of curtains and hang the curtain that was made for the entrance.

Ezekiel 40:14

He measured the entrance room at the far end of the passageway, and it was thirty-four feet wide.

Ezekiel 40:17

The man then led me through the passageway and into the outer courtyard of the temple, where I saw thirty rooms built around the outside of the courtyard. These side rooms were built against the outer wall, and in front of them was a sidewalk that circled the courtyard.

Ezekiel 40:20

Next, the man measured the north gate that led to the outer courtyard.

Ezekiel 40:23

Directly across the outer courtyard was a gate that led to the inner courtyard, just as there was for the east gate. The man measured the distance between the outer and inner gate, and it was one hundred seventy feet.

Ezekiel 40:28

We then went into the inner courtyard, through the gate on the south side of the temple. The man measured the gate, and it was the same size as the gates in the outer wall.

Ezekiel 40:32

Next, we went through the east gate to the inner courtyard. The man measured this gate, and it was the same size as the others.

Ezekiel 40:44

The man then took me to the inner courtyard, where I saw two buildings, one beside the inner gate on the north and the other beside the inner gate on the south.

Ezekiel 42:3

On one side of them was the thirty-four feet of open space that ran alongside the temple, and on the other side was the sidewalk that circled the outer courtyard. The rooms were arranged in three levels

Numbers 3:26

the curtains hanging inside the courtyard around the tent, as well as the curtain and ropes for the entrance to the courtyard and its altar. The Gershonites were responsible for setting these things up and taking them down.

Numbers 4:26

the curtains hanging around the courtyard of the tent, and the curtain and ropes for the entrance to the courtyard. The Gershonites are to do whatever needs to be done to take care of these things,

Numbers 4:32

as well as the posts that support the courtyard, together with their stands, tent pegs, and ropes. The Merarites are to be told exactly what objects they are to carry,