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Ezekiel 40:5
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3 He took me there, and behold, there was a man whose appearance was alike the appearance of bronze. bHe had a line of flax cand a measuring rod in his hand, and he stood in the gateway.  
4 And the man said to me, a“Son of man, look with your eyes and hear with your ears, and1 fix your mind on everything I show you; for you were brought here so that I might show them to you. bDeclare to the house of Israel everything you see.”  
5 Now there was aa wall all around the outside of the1 temple. In the man’s hand was a measuring rod six2 cubits long, each being a cubit and a handbreadth; and he measured the width of the wall structure, one rod; and the height, one rod.  

The Eastern Gateway of the Temple

6 Then he went to the gateway which faced aeast; and he went up its stairs and measured the threshold of the gateway, which was one rod wide, and the other threshold was one rod wide.  
7 Each gate chamber was one rod long and one rod wide; between the gate chambers was a space of five cubits; and the threshold of the gateway by the vestibule of the inside gate was one rod.
8 He also measured the vestibule of the inside gate, one rod.


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Interlinear Bible for Ezekiel 40:5:


And behold
hinneh (#2009)
a wall
chowmah (#2346)
on the outside
min (#4480)
of the house
bayith (#1004)
round about,
cabiyb (#5439)
and in the man's
'iysh (#376)
hand
yad (#3027)
a measuring
middah (#4060)
reed
qaneh (#7070)
of six
shesh (#8337)
cubits
'ammah (#520)
long by the cubit
'ammah (#520)
and a handbreadth:
tophach (#2948)
so he measured
madad (#4058)

'eth (#853)
the breadth
rochab (#7341)
of the building,
binyan (#1146)
one
'echad (#259)
reed;
qaneh (#7070)
and the height,
qowmah (#6967)
one
'echad (#259)
reed.
qaneh (#7070)



 
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