thus shalt thou do: Exodus 40:12-15; Leviticus 8:4-36
according: Exodus 39:42-43, Exodus 40:16; John 16:14
seven days: Exodus 29:30, Exodus 29:37, Exodus 40:12-13; Leviticus 8:33-35, Leviticus 14:8-11
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Exodus 29:35
Exodus 29:35
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