Numbers 7:1

Contemporary English Version Interconfessional Edition

When Moses had finished setting up the sacred tent, he dedicated it to the Lord, together with its furnishings, the altar, and its equipment.

Cross References

Numbers 7:84

And so when the altar was dedicated to the Lord, these twelve leaders brought the following gifts: 12 silver bowls and 12 silver sprinkling bowls, weighing a total of almost 28 kilograms, according to the official standards; 12 gold dishes filled with incense and weighing over a kilogram; 12 bulls, 12 full-grown rams, and 12 rams a year old as sacrifices to please the Lord, along with the proper grain sacrifices; 12 goats as sacrifices for sin; and 24 bulls, 60 full-grown rams, 60 goats, and 60 rams a year old as sacrifices to ask the Lord's blessing.

Matthew 23:19

Are you blind? Which is more important, the gift or the altar that makes the gift sacred?

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.

Exodus 13:2

“Dedicate to me the first-born son of every family and the first-born males of your flocks and herds. These belong to me.”

Genesis 2:3

God blessed the seventh day and made it special, because on that day he rested from his work.

Numbers 7:10

On the day the altar was dedicated, the twelve leaders brought offerings for its dedication.

Exodus 29:36

Each day you must offer a bull as a sacrifice for sin and as a way of purifying the altar. In addition, you must smear the altar with olive oil to make it completely holy.

Exodus 40:11

and with the bowl and its stand.

Numbers 17:2

Call together the twelve tribes of Israel and tell the leader of each tribe to write his name on the walking stick he carries as a symbol of his authority. Make sure Aaron's name is written on the one from the Levi tribe, then collect all the sticks.