Exodus 38:1

Contemporary English Version (Anglicised) 2012

Bezalel built an altar of acacia wood for offering sacrifices. It was two and a quarter metres square and one and a third metres high

Cross References

2 Chronicles 4:1

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

Exodus 25:5

tanned ram skins; fine leather; acacia wood;

Exodus 30:17

The LORD said to Moses:

Exodus 38:2

with each of its four corners sticking up like the horn of a bull, and it was completely covered with bronze.

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.

John 6:37

Everything and everyone that the Father has given me will come to me, and I won't turn any of them away.

Romans 12:1

Dear friends, God is good. So I beg you to offer your bodies to him as a living sacrifice, pure and pleasing. That's the most sensible way to serve God.

Hebrews 13:10

But we have an altar where even the priests who serve in the place of worship have no right to eat.

Hebrews 13:8

Jesus Christ never changes! He is the same yesterday, today, and for ever.

Hebrews 3:1

My friends, God has chosen you to be his holy people. So think about Jesus, the one we call our apostle and high priest!

Hebrews 9:14

But Christ was sinless, and he offered himself as an eternal and spiritual sacrifice to God. That's why his blood is much more powerful and makes our consciences clear. Now we can serve the living God and no longer do things that lead to death.

1 Peter 2:5

And now you are living stones that are being used to build a spiritual house. You are also a group of holy priests, and with the help of Jesus Christ you will offer sacrifices that please God.

Revelation 21:16

The city was shaped like a cube, because it was just as high as it was wide. When the angel measured the city, it was about two thousand four hundred kilometres high and two thousand four hundred kilometres wide.