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29450
 * the face of the gate.
   This was the whole length of the porch, from the outward
   front, (ch. 41:21, 25,) to the inner side which looks into the
   first court, (ver. 17,) including the thickness of the walls,
   (ver. 6,) chambers, (ver. 7,) and spaces between them.

 # 15
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 * narrow.  Heb. closed.
 # 41:16 1Ki 6:4 1Co 13:12
 * the little.
 # 7,12
 * arches.  or, galleries, or porches.
 # 21,22,25,30 41:15 42:3 Joh 5:2
 * inward.  or, within.  palm trees.
 # 1Ki 6:29,32,35 2Ch 3:5 Ps 92:12 Re 7:9
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 * the outward.
 # 10:5 42:1 46:21 Re 11:2
 * there were.
 # 1Ki 6:5 1Ch 9:26 23:28 2Ch 31:11
 * thirty.
 # 42:4 45:5
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 # 18
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 * unto the.
 # 23,27 46:1,2
 * without.  or, from without.
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 * the gate.
 # 6
 * that looked.  Heb. whose face was.
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 * the little.
 # 7,10-16,29,30,36,37
 * arches.  or, galleries, or porches.
 # 16,26,30,34
 * after.
 # 8,10,13,15,25,29
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 * palm trees.
 # 16,31,37 1Ki 6:29,32,35 7:36 2Ch 3:5 Re 7:9
 * and they.
 # 6,26,31,34,37,49 Heb 6:1
 * before them.
   Or, "suitable to them," that is, to the arches of the east
   gate.  The north gate into the outward court, and every thing
   belonging to it, were exactly the same as the east gate.
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 * the gate of.
   That is, the gate of the inner court was opposite, and exactly
   answered to the gate of the outward court, both on the north
   and east side; and between the gates of the outward and inner
   court was a space of an hundred cubits.

 # 19,27,28,44
 * and he.
 # Ex 27:9-18 38:9-12
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 * and behold.
 # 6,20,35 46:9
 * and he.
 # 21,28,29,33,35,36
 * according.
   That is, according to the measures of the eastern and northern
   gates.  There does not appear to have been any gates on the
   west, though the courts seem to have extended to the western
   wall
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 * windows.
 # 16,22,29 Joh 12:46 1Co 13:12 2Pe 1:19
 * the length.
 # 21,33
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 * seven.
 # 6,22,29 2Pe 3:18
 * palm trees.
 # 16,22 Ps 92:12,13 So 7:7,8
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 * in the.
 # 23,32
 * and he.
 # 19,23,47
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 * he brought.
   As the outward court inclosed the inner, the prophet was led
   from the south gate of the outward court to the south gate of
   the inner, which was opposite it, and so into the inner court
   itself.

 * according.
 # 32,35
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 * the little.
   The entrance into the inner court seems to have been through a
   portico, exactly like that at each gate of the outward court;
   but the ascent was by eight steps, instead of seven.

 # 7,10,12 1Ch 28:11,12 2Ch 31:11 Ne 13:5,9 Jer 35:2-4 36:10
 * and there.
 # 16,22,25
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 * the arches.
   These are supposed to have been built over the spaces which
   separated the little chambers, or porters' lodges.

 * five and.
 # 21,25,29,33,36
 * five cubits.
   Instead of five cubits, it seems evident, from the parallel
   places, that we should read twenty-five:  the word {êsrim}
   appears to have been lost out of the text.

 * broad.  Heb. breadth.
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 * and palm.
 # 26,34
 * eight.
 # 22,26,34,37
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 * into the.
 # 28-31,35
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 * it was.
 # 21,25,36
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 * palm trees.
   That is, probably, the capital of each pillar was ornamented
   with sculpture, representing leaves or branches of the palm
   tree.

 * eight steps.
 # 6,22,26,31,34,37,49
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 * to the.
 # 27,32 44:4 47:2
 * measured.
   The north gate, as well as the east, was built in the same
   manner, and of the same dimensions, as the south gate.  See
   the parallel passages.
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 * little.
 # 21,29,36
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 * the posts.
 # 31,34
 * the utter court.
   That is, "the outer court," as the word utter primarily
   denotes.
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 * the chambers.
 # 12 41:10,11 1Ki 6:8
 * where.
   This place, where the legs and entrails of the sacrifices,
   especially of the burnt offerings, were washed, was just
   within the portico of the north entrance to the inner court,
   or court of the priests.  An allusion to this is most probably
   made by the inspired apostle when writing his Epistle to the
   Hebrews, at the 10th chapter and 22nd verse.  "Let us draw
   near with a true heart in full assurance of faith, having our
   hearts sprinkled from an evil conscience, and our bodies
   washed with pure water."

 # Le 1:9 8:21 Heb 10:22
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 * tables on that.
 # 41:22 44:16 Mal 1:7,12 Lu 22:30 1Co 10:16-21
 * the burnt.
 # Le 1:3-17
 * the sin.
 # Le 4:2,3,13-35 Isa 53:5,10 2Co 5:21
 * the trespass.
 # Le 5:6-13 6:6 7:1,2
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 * at the side.
   Two tables were on each side, as you come into the porch of
   the gate; and two on each side of the inner part of the gate
   that looked towards the altar; in all eight tables, on which
   they slew and cut up the victims.  It does not appear that any
   such tables were used either in the tabernacle or temple; and
   this seems to intimate the introduction of a new and more
   spiritual dispensation:  See the referemces.

 * as one goeth up.  or, at the step.
 # 35
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 # 41
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 # 42
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 * within.
   These were probably for hanging up the victims in order to
   flay them.

 * hooks.  or, end-irons, or, the two hearth-stones.  upon.
 # Le 1:6,8 8:20
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 * the inner.
 # 23,27
 * chambers.
 # 7,10,29 1Ch 6:31,32 16:41-43 25:1-31 Eph 5:19 Col 3:16
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 * chamber.
   The word chamber probably here denotes a row of chambers, of
   which there seems to have been three:  one for the singers;
   one for the priests who in their courses took charge of the
   sacred vessels and treasures; and one for the priests who
   attended on the altar and sacrifices.

 * whose.
 # 8:5
 * the keepers.
 # Le 8:35 Nu 3:27,28,32,38 18:5 1Ch 6:49 9:23 2Ch 13:11
 # Ps 134:1 Mal 2:4-7 1Ti 6:20 Re 1:6
 * charge.  or, ward, or, ordinance, and so ver.
 # 46
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 * the keepers.
 # 44:15 Le 6:12,13 Nu 18:5
 * these.
 # 43:19 44:15 48:11 1Ki 2:35
 * which come.
 # Le 10:3 Nu 16:5,40 Eph 2:13
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 * court.
   This was the inner court, or court of the priests, which was
   of the same dimensions with each division of the outer court;
   and the altar stood directly before the porch of the temple.

 * an hundred cubits long.
 # 19,23,27
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 * the porch.
   The length of the porch was twenty cubits, the same as the
   breadth of the temple, and the breadth eleven cubits, that is,
   one cubit more than in Solomon's temple.  Two bivalve, or
   folding doors, each leaf of them being three cubits wide, seem
   to have formed the entrance; which, with five cubits, perhaps
   of brick or stone work, one each side, called "the post of the
   porch," amount to sixteen cubits; and the other four cubits
   may be supposed to have been the distance from these posts to
   the outside walls of the temple.

 # 1Ki 6:3 2Ch 3:4
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 * The steps.
   This was a flight of steps which led from the inner court into
   the temple.

 # 31,34,37
 * pillars.
 # 1Ki 7:15-21 2Ch 3:17 Jer 52:17-23 Re 3:12
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  1  The measures, parts, chambers, and ornaments of the temple.

 * he brought.
 # 40:2,3,17
 * to the temple.
 # 1Ki 6:2 Zec 6:12,13 Eph 2:20-22 1Pe 2:5 Re 3:12 11:1,2
 # Re 21:3,15
 * the posts.
   These were probably a sort of door-case on each side of the
   entrance; and the tabernacle perhaps was a kind of covering to
   the door, of the same dimensions.
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 * the door.  or, the entrance.
   This was the door out of the porch into the sanctuary, which
   seems to have been wider than that from the court to the
   porch.

 # Ex 26:36 36:37 1Ki 6:31-35 2Ch 3:7 29:7 Joh 10:7,9
 * the length.
 # 1Ki 6:2,17 2Ch 3:3
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 * two cubits.
   This was the thickness of the partition wall between the
   sanctuary (ver. 2) and holy of holies (ver. 4); the breadth of
   the wall on each side of the gate being seven cubits, and the
   entrance into the holy place six cubits in width.

 # 3
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 * twenty cubits.
 # 1Ki 6:20 2Ch 3:8 Re 21:16
 * This.
 # Ex 26:33,34 Heb 9:3-8
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 * side chamber.
 # 6,7 42:3-14 1Ki 6:5,6
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 * one over another.  Heb. side chamber over side chamber.
   thirty in order.  or, three and thirty times, or feet.
   We find by Josephus, that around Solomon's temple were
   chambers three stories high, each story consisting of thirty
   chambers; which are supposed to have been on the north, south,
   and east sides of the temple.

 * and they.
 # 1Ki 6:6,10
 * have held.  Heb. be holden.
 # 1Pe 1:5
 * but.
   That is, the beams or supporters, of the chambers were not let
   into the main wall of the temple; but rested on projections of
   the outer wall, which became a cubit narrower at every story,
   leaving a ledge of one cubit, to support the beams.
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 * there was.  Heb. it was, made broader, and went round.
 # 1Ki 6:8 Mt 13:32 Heb 6:1
 * an enlarging.
   In the same proportion in which the thickness of the wall
   decreased, the chambers increased, so that the middle story
   was one cubit larger, and the upper story two cubits larger,
   than the lower rooms; and a winding staircase, which widened
   in the same manner as the rooms, ascended from the bottom to
   the top.
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 * a full.
 # 40:5 Re 21:16
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 * was five.
 # 5
 * that which.
   This appears to have been a walk, or gallery of communication
   between the chambers, five cubits broad, into which the doors
   opened.

 # 11 42:1,4
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 * the chambers.
   As the word rendered chambers is different from that used
   before, it is supposed there was another row of buildings,
   parallel with the side chambers, with a passage of twenty
   cubits between.

 # 10
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 * and the breadth.
 # 9 42:4
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 * separate.
 # 13-15 42:1,10,13 Re 21:27 22:14,15
 * the wall.
   This appears to have been a building erected at the west end
   of the temple.
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 * he measured.
   These verses (13-15) seem to intimate, that all the buildings
   of the temple occupied an area of 100 square cubits.

 # 13
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 # 14
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 * galleries.  or, several walks, or walks with pillars.
 # 42:3 So 1:17 7:5 Zec 3:7
 * with the.
 # 17 42:15