- Built by Noah Ge 8:2
- Built by Abraham Ge 12:7,8; 13:18; 22:9
- Built by Isaac Ge 26:25
- Built by Jacob Ge 33:20; 35:1-7
- Built by Moses Ex 17:15; 24:4
- Built by Balaam Nu 23:1,14,29
- Built by Joshua De 27:4-7; Jos 8:30-32
- Built by the Reubenites and Gadites Jos 22:10,34
- Built by Gideon Jud 6:26,27
- Built by Samuel 1Sa 7:17
- Built by Saul 1Sa 14:35
- Built by David 2Sa 24:18,19
- Built by Elijah 1Ki 18:31,32
- Mosaic commandments prescribing the construction of Ex 20:24-26; De 27:5-7; Jos 8:30,31
- See Eze 43:13
- Used in idolatrous worship Jud 6:25; 1Ki 12:32; 16:32; 18:26; 2Ki 16:10; 23:12,15; Isa 27:9; 65:3; Ho 8:11; Ac 17:23
- OF BURNT OFFERINGS Called BRAZEN ALTAR Ex 39:39; 1Ki 8:64 Called ALTAR OF GOD Ps 43:4 Called ALTAR OF THE LORD Mal 2:13
- IN THE TABERNACLE Pattern of Ex 27:1-8 Constructed by Bezaleel Ex 38:1-7; with 37:1 Location of Ex 40:6,29; Eze 8:16; Mt 23:35 Furniture of Ex 27:3-7; 38:3-7; 1Sa 2:13,14 Horns of Ex 27:2 Uses of the horns Ps 118:27 How sanctified Ex 29:36,37,44; 30:26-28; 40:10; Le 8:10,11; Nu 7 See Eze 43:18-27 See BLOOD Sanctified everything that touched it Ex 29:37; 30:29; Mt 23:18,19 A place of refuge Ex 21:14; 1Ki 1:50; 2:28
- IN SOLOMON'S TEMPLE Description of 2Ch 4:1 Renewed by Asa 2Ch 15:8 Removed by Ahaz, and one of idolatrous fashion substituted 2Ki 16:14-17 Cleansed by Hezekiah 2Ch 29:18-24 Repaired by Manasseh 2Ch 33:16 Furniture of, taken to Babylon 2Ki 25:14 IN SECOND TEMPLE Ezr 3:1-6 EZEKIEL'S VISION OF Eze 43:13-27 See TABERNACLE See TEMPLE
- OF INCENSE Called the GOLDEN ALTAR Ex 39:38; Nu 4:11 ALTAR OF SWEET INCENSE Le 4:7 ALTAR BEFORE THE LORD Le 16:18 Pattern of Ex 30:1-5 Constructed Ex 37:25-28 Location of Ex 30:6; 40:5,26 A cover made for, of the censers of Korah Nu 16:36-40 Uses of Ex 30:7-10,26,27; 40:27; Le 4:7,18; 8:15; 9:9; 16:12,18 How prepared for carrying Nu 4:4-15 Carried by Kohathites Nu 3:27-31 In Solomon's temple 1Ki 6:19,20; 7:48; 1Ch 28:18 Seen in John's vision Re 8:3; 9:13
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Nave’s Topical Bible, Orville J. Nave (1896). Public domain, from the CrossWire SWORD module.