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And twelve oxen under the sea: three looking to the north, and three looking to the west, and three looking to the south, and three looking to the east: and all their hinder parts inward, and the sea above upon them.
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and its rim as the work of the rim of a cup, a lily-flower, and the thickness of it a span.
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And he made ten brazen bases: five cubits the length of one base, and four cubits the breadth of it, and its height six cubits.
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And this work of the bases formed with a border the them, and a border between the ledges.
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And upon their borders between the projection lions, and oxen, and cherubs: and on the projections, even so above, and also below the places of lions and oxen, hanging work.
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