2 Kings 16:14

Contemporary English Version (Anglicised) 2012

After that, he had the bronze altar moved aside, so his new altar would be right in front of the LORD's temple.

Cross References

2 Kings 16:11

Uriah followed the plans and built an altar exactly like the one in Damascus, finishing it just before Ahaz came back.

2 Kings 16:13

and poured wine over it. Then he offered sacrifices to please the LORD, to give him thanks, and to ask for his blessings.

2 Kings 16:15

He told Uriah the priest: From now on, the morning and evening sacrifices as well as all gifts of grain and wine are to be offered on this altar. The sacrifices for the people and for the king must also be offered here. Sprinkle the blood from all the sacrifices on it, but leave the bronze altar for me to use for prayer and finding out what God wants me to do.

2 Chronicles 29:19

And we have brought back all the things that King Ahaz took from the temple during the time he was unfaithful to God. We purified them and put them back in front of the altar.

2 Chronicles 4:1

Solomon had a bronze altar made that was nine metres square and four and a half metres high.

Exodus 27:1

Use acacia wood to build an altar two and a quarter metres square and one and a third metres high,

Exodus 27:2

and make each of the four top corners stick up like the horn of a bull. Then cover the whole altar with bronze, including the four horns.

Exodus 40:29

Then the altar for offering sacrifices was put in front of the tent, and animal sacrifices and gifts of grain were offered there.

Exodus 40:6

Set the altar for burning sacrifices in front of the entrance to my tent.

Ezekiel 43:8

Israel's kings built their palaces so close to my holy temple that only a wall separated them from me. Then these kings disgraced me with their evil ways, and in my fierce anger I destroyed them.

Matthew 23:35

That's why you will be held guilty for the murder of every good person, beginning with the good man Abel. This also includes Barachiah's son Zechariah, the man you murdered between the temple and the altar.