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出埃及记 35

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1 摩西招聚以色列全会众,对他们:这是耶和华所吩咐的,叫你们照着行:

2 日要做工,第七日乃为日,当向耶和华守为安息日。凡这日之内做工的,必把他治

3 当安息日,不可在你们一切的处生

4 摩西以色列全会众耶和华所吩咐的是这样:

5 你们中间要拿礼物献给耶和华,凡乐意献的可以拿耶和华的礼物来,就是、铜,

6 蓝色紫色、朱红色线,细麻,山羊毛,

7 染红的公羊皮,海狗,皂荚

8 点灯的,并做膏香料

9 红玛瑙与别样的宝,可以镶嵌在以弗得和胸牌上

10 你们中间凡里有智慧的都要耶和华一切所吩咐的:

11 就是帐幕和帐幕的罩棚,并帐幕的盖、钩子、板、闩、子、带卯的座,

12 柜和柜的杠,施恩座和遮掩柜的幔子,

13 桌子桌子的杠与桌子的一切器具,并陈设饼,

14 台和台的器具,盏并点

15 的杠,膏和馨料,并帐幕口的幔子,

16 祭坛的铜网,的杠并的一切器具,洗濯盆和盆座,

17 院子的帷子和帷子的子,带卯的座和院子的帘,

18 帐幕的橛子并院子的橛子,和这两处的绳子,

19 精工做的礼服和祭司亚伦并他儿子在所用以供祭司职分的衣。

20 以色列全会众从摩西面前退去。

21 里受感和甘乐意的都拿耶和华的礼物,用以做会幕和其中一切的使用,又用以做衣。

22 里乐意献礼物的,连带女,各将器,就是胸前针、耳环(或作:鼻环)、打印的戒指,和手钏带献给耶和华

23 凡有蓝色紫色、朱红色线,细麻,山羊毛,染红的公羊皮,海狗的,都拿了来;

24 凡献子和铜给耶和华为礼物的都拿了来;凡有皂荚可做甚麽使用的也拿了来。

25 中有智慧的妇女纺线,把所纺的蓝色紫色、朱红色线,和细麻都拿了来。

26 凡有智慧、里受感的妇女就纺山羊毛。

27 众官长把红玛瑙和别样的宝,可以镶嵌在以弗得与胸牌上的,都拿了来;

28 又拿香料,拿点灯,做膏

29 以色列人,无论女,凡甘乐意献礼物给耶和华的,都将礼物拿来,做耶和华摩西所吩咐的一切工。

30 摩西以色列人犹大支派中,户珥的孙子、乌利的儿子比撒列,耶和华已经题他的名召他,

31 又以的灵充满了他,使他有智慧、聪明、知识,能做各样的工,

32 能想出巧工,用、铜制造各物,

33 又能刻宝,可以镶嵌,能雕刻头,能做各样的巧工。

34 耶和华又使他,和但支派中亚希撒抹的儿子亚何利亚伯,里灵明,能教导人。

35 耶和华使他们的满有智慧,能做各样的工,无论是雕刻的工,巧匠的工,用蓝色紫色、朱红色线,和细麻、绣花的工,并机匠的工,他们都能做,也能想出奇巧的工。

   

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10602. 'And Jehovah said to Moses' means the conclusion regarding the Israelite nation. This is clear from the meaning of 'saying', when Jehovah talks to Moses, as an answer, or in this instance a conclusion; for 'said' includes the words that come after it, because they are what He actually said or what are being declared here. Here therefore 'said' means the conclusion regarding the Israelite nation that has been the subject in the two previous chapters. That conclusion was that a Church would indeed be established among them, and that the Word would be written among them, but that their interest would lie in external things and not in what was internal. People's interest lies in external things and not in what is internal when they venerate outward things but do not acknowledge the Lord or love God for His sake, only for their own sakes, which is a love of self and not of God. Indeed it is a turning away from God, not a turning towards Him. But since they were able to practise outward holiness for their own sakes, and that holiness could be wondrously converted by the spirits residing with them into an outward holiness for God's sake; and since this in turn could be received from those spirits by angels and so be raised to an inner holiness, that nation was accepted. On this matter, see 10500, 10570. This is the conclusion which the present chapter contains, thus which is meant by 'Jehovah said to Moses'.

  
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Thanks to the Swedenborg Society for the permission to use this translation.