10. As for you, son of man, describe the temple to the house of Israel so they are ashamed for their sins. Let them measure its layout.
11. If they are ashamed for all they have done, tell them about the layout and design of the temple, its exits and entrances, with all its regulations and instructions; write it down for them to see, that they may carefully observe all its laws and statutes.
12. This is the law for the temple: the entire area on top of the mountain all around will be a most holy place. This is the law for the temple.
13. These were the dimensions of the altar in cubits, a cubit being one cubit plus a handbreadth. The channel was one cubit deep by one cubit wide, and its rim had a lip one span wide all around it. The height of the altar itself was as follows:
14. from the channel at floor level up to the lower ledge was two cubits, with the ledge one cubit wide; from the lower ledge to the upper ledge, four cubits, with the ledge one cubit wide.
15. The altar hearth was four cubits high, and extending up from the top of the hearth were four horns.