the brazen: Exodus 27:1-8, Exodus 38:1-7
Bezaleel: Exodus 31:2; 1 Chronicles 2:19-20
he put: or, was there
sought unto it: went to seek the Lord there
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2 Chronicles 1:5
2 Chronicles 1:5
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