t it seems impossible that preciouswoods should have been wholly hidden by gold. A similar procedure, far fromenhancing, would have seriously marred the rich effect of the whole.—Editor. 2 l Kings vi. 21, 22 ; 28-32. 8 Ibid. i Ibid. 6 Ibid. vii. 48 ; 2 Chron. iv. 8. The ten tables specified as… … Fig. 160. —Egyptian Table of offerings.De Vogué, Te?nple, p. 33. Furniture and Ornament about the Temple. 249 testifies to the profound modification which the hand of time orfashion had brought to bear on mensular forms. The trumpetsabout the table did the same office as our church bells.…
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