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1 Kings viii. 7, 8.

1 Kings viii. 8.

2 Chron. xxxv. 3.

2 Kings xx. 17.

Ezek. xli. 23.

Some commentators interpret “Traksin” to mean “place of doubting,”
      as zealots continually disputed the exact division between the Holy
      Place and the Holy of Holies.

Exod. xxv. 23.

Lev. xxiv. 7.

Num. ii. 20. The Hebrew letters Ayin and Lamed therefore means “by”
      or “next,” as well as “upon.”

2 Chron. iv. 8.

1 Kings vii. 48.

2 Chron. iv. 19.

Exod. xxv. 31.

Exod. xxv. 39.

Num. x. 2.

Exod. xxv. 32.

Exod. xxv. 34.

Gen. iv. 7.

Gen. xlix. 7.

Exod. xvii. 9.

Exod. xxv. 34.

Deut. xxxi. 16.

Exod. xxv. 33.

Or, “egg-shaped, oval.”

Exod. xxv. 40.

2 Chron. iv. 7.

2 Chron. xiii. 11.

2 Chron iv. 20, 21

Num. viii. 2.

Lev. xxiv. 4.

Exod. xxx. 1.

Exod. xxx. 3.

Exod. xxxviii. 1.

Num. iv. 26.

Lev. ix. 5.

Exod. xxx. 18.

2 Chron. iv. 6.

1 Kings vii. 23, 26.

2 Chron. iv. 5.

Ezek. xlv. 11, 14.

Lev. xv. 13.

2 Chron. iv. 2.

2 Chron. iv. 4.

2 Chron. iv. 3.

The Jerusalem Talmud states that the water poured through the feet
      of the oxen, and that this was the well of Etham.

Num. iii. 29.

Num. iii. 31.

Num. iii. 23.

Num. iv. 25.

Num. iii. 35.

Num. iii. 36.

Num. iii. 38.

Num. ii. 17.

Num. x. 14.

Num. iv. 5.

Num. x. 21.

Num. iv. 15.

Num. x. 22.

Num. ii. 17.

Num. ix. 18.

Num. ix. 23.

Num. x. 2.

Exod. xl. 34.

Exod. xl. 38.

Isa. lx. 1, 19, 20.

Exod. xxx. 6.

Exod. xxx. 36.

Exod. xxix. 42.

The Jews say that Solomon, who understood all the commands of God,
      could not comprehend the full meaning of the Red Heifer.

The meaning is that he who spends as much time in a leprous house as
      is sufficient for eating a loaf of such a size, becomes defiled in
      his garments. See “Leprosy,” xiii. 10.

Num. viii. 8.

The age of the lamb was reckoned from its birthday in Elul of last
      year till the first day of Elul in the current year.

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Hebrew literature -- Translations into English

1 Kings viii. 7, 8.

1 Kings viii. 8.

2 Chron. xxxv. 3.

2 Kings xx. 17.

Ezek. xli. 23.

Some commentators interpret “Traksin” to mean “place of doubting,”
      as zealots continually disputed the exact division between the Holy
      Place and the Holy of Holies.

Exod. xxv. 23.

Lev. xxiv. 7.

Num. ii. 20. The Hebrew letters Ayin and Lamed therefore means “by”
      or “next,” as well as “upon.”

2 Chron. iv. 8.

1 Kings vii. 48.

2 Chron. iv. 19.

Exod. xxv. 31.

Exod. xxv. 39.

Num. x. 2.

Exod. xxv. 32.

Exod. xxv. 34.

Gen. iv. 7.

Gen. xlix. 7.

Exod. xvii. 9.

Exod. xxv. 34.

Deut. xxxi. 16.

Exod. xxv. 33.

Or, “egg-shaped, oval.”

Exod. xxv. 40.

2 Chron. iv. 7.

2 Chron. xiii. 11.

2 Chron iv. 20, 21

Num. viii. 2.

Lev. xxiv. 4.

Exod. xxx. 1.

Exod. xxx. 3.

Exod. xxxviii. 1.

Num. iv. 26.

Lev. ix. 5.

Exod. xxx. 18.

2 Chron. iv. 6.

1 Kings vii. 23, 26.

2 Chron. iv. 5.

Ezek. xlv. 11, 14.

Lev. xv. 13.

2 Chron. iv. 2.

2 Chron. iv. 4.

2 Chron. iv. 3.

The Jerusalem Talmud states that the water poured through the feet
      of the oxen, and that this was the well of Etham.

Num. iii. 29.

Num. iii. 31.

Num. iii. 23.

Num. iv. 25.

Num. iii. 35.

Num. iii. 36.

Num. iii. 38.

Num. ii. 17.

Num. x. 14.

Num. iv. 5.

Num. x. 21.

Num. iv. 15.

Num. x. 22.

Num. ii. 17.

Num. ix. 18.

Num. ix. 23.

Num. x. 2.

Exod. xl. 34.

Exod. xl. 38.

Isa. lx. 1, 19, 20.

Exod. xxx. 6.

Exod. xxx. 36.

Exod. xxix. 42.

The Jews say that Solomon, who understood all the commands of God,
      could not comprehend the full meaning of the Red Heifer.

The meaning is that he who spends as much time in a leprous house as
      is sufficient for eating a loaf of such a size, becomes defiled in
      his garments. See “Leprosy,” xiii. 10.

Num. viii. 8.

The age of the lamb was reckoned from its birthday in Elul of last
      year till the first day of Elul in the current year.

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

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