1. The workers used the blue, purple, and red yarn to make special clothes for the priests to wear when they served in the holy place. They also made the special clothes for Aaron as the Lord had commanded Moses.
2. They made the ephod from gold thread, fine linen, and blue, purple, and red yarn.
3. (They hammered the gold into thin strips and cut the gold into long threads. They wove the gold into the blue, purple, and red yarn and fine linen. This was the work of a very skilled person.)
4. They made the shoulder pieces for the ephod. They tied these shoulder pieces to the two corners of the ephod.
5. They wove the cloth belt and fastened it to the ephod. It was made the same way as the ephod—they used gold thread, fine linen, and blue, purple, and red yarn, just as the Lord commanded Moses.
6. The workers put the onyx stones for the ephod in gold settings. They wrote the names of the sons of Israel on these stones.
7. Then they put these jewels on the shoulder pieces of the ephod. These jewels were to help God to remember the Israelites. This was done as the Lord commanded Moses.
8. Then they made the judgment pouch. It was the work of a skilled person, just like the ephod. It was made from gold threads, fine linen, and blue, purple, and red yarn.
9. The judgment pouch was folded in half to make a square pocket. It was 1 span long and 1 span wide.
10. Then the workers put four rows of beautiful jewels on the judgment pouch. The first row had a ruby, a topaz, and a beryl.