Orthodox Jewish Bible

Shemot 35:19-32 Orthodox Jewish Bible (OJB)

19. The Bigdei HaSerad leSharet baKodesh (to do service in HaKodesh), the Bigdei HaKodesh for Aharon the kohen, and the garments of his banim, to minister in the kohen's office.

20. And all the Adat Bnei Yisroel departed from the presence of Moshe.

21. And they came, every one whose lev moved him, and every one of nedevah ruach of him, and they brought terumat Hashem to the work of the Ohel Mo'ed, and for kol avodat of it, and for the Bigdei HaKodesh.

22. And they came, both anashim and nashim, as many as were nediv lev, and brought bracelets, and face-adornment rings, and rings, and body ornaments, all jewelry of zahav; and every ish that offered offered a tenufat zahav unto Hashem.

23. And kol ish, with whom was found turquoise, and purple, and scarlet wool, and fine linen, and goat hair, and dyed red rams skin, and tachash skins, brought them.

24. Every one that did offer a terumat kesef and nechoshet brought the terumat Hashem; and found acacia wood for any melachet haAvodah, brought it.

25. And every isha that was chachmat lev spun with her hands, and brought the spun yarn, both of turquoise, and of purple, and of scarlet, and of fine linen.

26. And all the nashim whose lev stirred them up in chochmah spun goat hair.

27. And the nesi'im brought shoham stones, and gemstones to be set, for the Ephod, and for the Choshen;

28. And spice, and shemen for the light, and for the shemen hamishchah, and for the ketoret spices.

29. The Bnei Yisroel brought a nedavah unto Hashem, kol ish and isha, with nadav lev of them brought for kol hamelachah, which Hashem had commanded to be done through Moshe.

30. And Moshe said unto the Bnei Yisroel, See, Hashem hath called by shem Bezalel ben Uri, ben Chur, of the tribe of Yehudah;

31. And He hath filled him with the Ruach Elohim [Ac 2:4], in chochmah, in understanding, and in da'as, and in all manner of workmanship;

32. And to make machashavot (artistic works), to work in zahav, and in kesef, and in nechoshet,