Ezequiel 41:21

21 Los postes de la nave eran cuadrados, también los del frente del santuario; el aspecto de uno era como el aspecto del otro.

Ezequiel 41:21 Meaning and Commentary

Ezekiel 41:21

The posts of the temple were squared
Or, were "foursquare" F14; the two posts on each side the door, the lintel and the threshold, made a square; the posts themselves were not round, as pillars, but flat and square; and the upper part was not arched, as in some buildings, but square. Jarchi says he had heard that the posts of Solomon's temple were foursquare; but that is not certain; however, these were. The Vulgate Latin version renders it "four cornered"; as doors formerly were: this was the ancient way of building, as Philander


FOOTNOTES:

F15 observes; almost everything in this wonderful building was foursquare; denoting the firmness, stability, and perfection of all things in it: and the face of the sanctuary; the appearance of the one as the
appearance of the other;
that is, the front of the holy of holies was like that of the temple; they both had the same appearance, though one was larger than another. The posts of the one were squared, even as the posts of the other; showing that the same is the way of entrance into the Gospel church and into the New Jerusalem church state, and even into the heavenly glory, which is Christ; and, whether in the less or more perfect state of the church on earth, there are the same precious faith, and love, and communion, though different degrees. The Targum is,
``and the face of the house of the propitiatory; and its appearance as the appearance of its glory;''
which Jarchi interprets, as the appearance of the throne of glory, seen by the prophet at the river Chebar, ( Ezekiel 1:26-28 ) .
F14 (hebr) "quadratus", Montanus, Vatablus, Junius & Tremellius, Piscator.
F15 Not. in Vitruvium de Architect. l. 4. c. 6. p. 153.

Ezequiel 41:21 In-Context

19 cara de hombre hacia la palmera por un lado y cara de leoncillo hacia la palmera por el otro lado; estaban esculpidos alrededor de todo el templo.
20 Desde el suelo hasta encima de la entrada había esculpidos querubines y palmeras, así como en la pared de la nave.
21 Los postes de la nave eran cuadrados, también los del frente del santuario; el aspecto de uno era como el aspecto del otro.
22 El altar era de madera de tres codos de alto, y su longitud de dos codos; sus esquinas, su base y sus lados eran de madera. Y él me dijo: Esta es la mesa que está delante del SEÑOR.
23 La nave y el santuario tenían puertas dobles.
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