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they were designed like chariot wheels. Everything - axles, rims, spokes, and hubs - was of cast metal.
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There was a handle at the four corners of each washstand, the handles cast in one piece with the stand.
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At the top of the washstand there was a ring about nine inches deep. The uprights and handles were cast with the stand.
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Everything and every available surface was engraved with cherubim, lions, and palm trees, bordered by arabesques.
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The washstands were identical, all cast in the same mold.
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He also made ten bronze washbasins, each six feet in diameter with a capacity of 230 gallons, one basin for each of the ten washstands.
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He arranged five stands on the south side of The Temple and five on the north. The Sea was placed at the southeast corner of The Temple.
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Hiram then fashioned the various utensils: buckets and shovels and bowls. Hiram completed all the work he set out to do for King Solomon on The Temple of God:
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two pillars; two capitals on top of the pillars; two decorative filigrees for the capitals;
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four hundred pomegranates for the two filigrees (a double row of pomegranates for each filigree);
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ten washstands each with its washbasin; one Sea;