14. Make two more coverings—one with ram skins dyed red and the other with fine leather.
15. Build a framework of acacia wood for the walls of the sacred tent.
16. Each frame is to be four metres high and sixty-six centimetres wide
17. with two wooden pegs near the bottom.
18-21. Place two silver stands under each frame with sockets for the pegs, so the frames can be joined together. Twenty of these frames are to be used along the south side and twenty more along the north.
22. For the back wall along the west side use six frames
23-24. with two more at the south-west and north-west corners. Make certain that these corner frames are joined from top to bottom.
25. Altogether, this back wall will have eight frames with two silver stands under each one.
26-27. Make five crossbars for each of the wooden frames,
28. with the centre crossbar running the full length of the wall.
29. Cover the frames and the crossbars with gold and attach gold rings to the frames to run the crossbars through.
30. Then set up the tent in the way I showed you on the mountain.
31-33. Make a curtain to separate the holy place from the most holy place. Use fine linen woven with blue, purple, and red wool, and embroidered with figures of winged creatures. Cover four acacia wood posts with gold and set them each on a silver stand. Then fasten gold hooks to the posts and hang the curtain there.
34. Inside the most holy place, you must put the sacred chest that has the place of mercy on its lid.
35. Outside the curtain put the table for the sacred bread on the right side and the gold lampstand on the left.
36. For the entrance to the tent, use a piece of fine linen woven with blue, purple, and red wool and embroidered with fine needlework.
37. Cover five acacia wood posts with gold and set them each on a bronze stand. Then put gold hooks on the posts and hang the curtain there.