Matthew Henry's Complete Commentary - Exodus 37:1-9
I. It may be thought strange that Moses, when he had recorded so fully the instructions given him upon the mount for the making of all these things, should here record as particularly the making of them, when it might have sufficed only to have said, in a few words, that each of these things was made exactly according to the directions before recited. We are sure that Moses, when he wrote by divine inspiration, used no vain repetitions; there are no idle words in scripture. Why then are so... read more
Matthew Henry's Complete Commentary - Exodus 37
Bezaleel and his workmen are still busy, making I. The ark with the mercy-seat and the cherubim, Exod. 37:1-9. II. The table with its vessels, Exod. 37:10-16. III. The candlestick with its appurtenances, Exod. 37:17-24. IV. The golden altar for incense, Exod. 37:25-28. V. The holy oil and incense, Exod. 37:29. The particular appointment concerning each of which we had before the Exod. 25:1-40; 30:1-38. read more