Solomon made a bronze altar 9 metres long and 4.5 metres high. Below the rim figures of bulls encircled it. The Sea stood on 12 bulls with 3 facing north, 3 south, 3 east and 3 west. He then made 10 basins for washing the things to be used in the burnt offerings, but the Sea was for the cleansing of the priests. He also made 10 gold lampstands and 10 tables, and he also made 100 gold sprinkling bowls. Huram made the pots, shovels and sprinkling bowls and thus finished his work for King Solomon. Huram-Abi made a great deal for Solomon of polished bronze. Then Solomon made all the furnishings such as the golden altar, tables, lampstands, gold floral work, pure gold wick trimmers and gold doors.
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