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Ezekiel 41:6–11

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6And the side rooms were side by sider in three stories and a total of thirty rooms,s and there were offsetst in the wall, which was for the temple for the side rooms, all the way aroundu to be supports, and so they were not supports extending into the wall of the temple. 7And each level widened, and it went aroundv upwardw to the side rooms for the structure that surroundsx the temple upwardy all the way around,z therefore the width increased to the temple upward,a and thus the lower level goes up to the upper level by means of the middle story.

8And I saw for the temple a platform all the way aroundb the foundations of the side rooms; it was the length of a full reed, six cubits long.c 9The width of the outside wall, which was for the side room to the outside, was five cubits,d and a space that was set between the side rooms, which was for the temple 10and between the chambers was the width of twenty cubitse all around the temple, all the way aroundf it. 11And the doorway of the side room facedg the open area; one doorway facedh the north,i and one doorway was to the south, and the width of the place of the open area was five cubitsj all around.k

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Footnotes

  1. rLiterally “were side room to side room”
  2. sLiterally “times”
  3. tMeaning of word is uncertain
  4. uLiterally “all around, all around”
  5. vOr “was surrounded”
  6. wLiterally “to above, to above”
  7. xOr “goes around”
  8. yLiterally “to above, to above”
  9. zLiterally “all around, all around”
  10. aLiterally “to above”
  11. bLiterally “all around, all around”
  12. cThat is, 10.5 feet
  13. dThat is, 8.75 feet
  14. eThat is, 35 feet
  15. fLiterally “all around, all around”
  16. gLiterally “was to”
  17. hLiterally “was to”
  18. iLiterally “the way of the north”
  19. jThat is, 8.75 feet
  20. kLiterally “all around, all around”