historicalgeogra00psal

the Ifle Formola.
jr. The place for the Men.
L. The place for the Women.
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The whole Temple is built of four-fquare
Stones after an exa£l Model, and is the moft
finiflied piece of ArchiteQure that we have in the
whole Ifland, being of great bignefs and height.
In the Tower which looks towards the Eaft is
the Tabernacle wherein God appears, and the Altar
^ all which they built by the command of the
Prophet VJalmanaazaar.
The fecond Figure explained*
I. A Crown hanging from the Roof over the
top of the Tabernacle. 2. The Head of an Ojf,
or the Symbol of their God. 3. The top of the
Tabernacle with five burning Lamps. 4. A little
Pyramid upon which is the Figure of the Sun,
5. Another, upon which is the Figure of the
Moon. 6. A Lamp to the honour of the Moon.
7. A Lamp to the honour of the Sun. 8. Two
Curtains which cover the Concavity of the Ta^
bernacle on the ordinary Days, 9. The Concavity
of the Tabernacle adorned with Sky-colour
and Stars of Gold, - reprefenting the Firmament,
in which God appears. 10, Their God fliewing
Jiimfelf to the People, in the (hape of an Ox.
II. II. TvC\D Lamps burning to tlie honour of
their God. 12. 12. Two Pyramids upon which
are the ten Stars which are worfhipped. ( And
all thefe things are made of Gold or Silver.)
13. The Gridiron upon which the Hearts of the
young Children are burn'd. 14. The Furnace of
Fire for burning thena. 15. 15. The Chimneys
ty which the Smoke goes out. 16. The Caldjoq