Esodo 36:1

1 E Betsaleel e Oholiab e tutti gli uomini abili, nei quali l’Eterno ha messo sapienza e intelligenza per saper eseguire tutti i lavori per il servizio del santuario, faranno ogni cosa secondo che l’Eterno ha ordinato".

Esodo 36:1 Meaning and Commentary

Exodus 36:1

Then wrought Bezaleel and Aholiab, and every wise hearted
man
Or every ingenious artificer under them: when they began to work is not precisely said, but it is very probable they set about it directly, as soon as they were furnished with materials for it, nor is it said where they wrought; it is very likely there was a particular place, where they were ranged according to their respective manufactories, and where they did their work under the inspection, and by the direction of these two men:

in whom the Lord put wisdom and understanding, to know how to work
all manner of work, for the service of the sanctuary, according to
all that the Lord had commanded;
for as all the wisdom and understanding, which Bezaleel and Aholiab had for the building of the tabernacle, and making everything appertaining to it, and for instructing others to do the same, were from the Lord; so all the wisdom, understanding, and capacity in the artificers to learn of them, and work according to their directions, were also from him; who in a very extraordinary manner enlarged their faculties, and increased their natural abilities, to take in what was suggested to them, and perform their work exactly agreeable thereunto.

Esodo 36:1 In-Context

1 E Betsaleel e Oholiab e tutti gli uomini abili, nei quali l’Eterno ha messo sapienza e intelligenza per saper eseguire tutti i lavori per il servizio del santuario, faranno ogni cosa secondo che l’Eterno ha ordinato".
2 Mosè chiamò dunque Betsaleel e Oholiab e tutti gli uomini abili ne’ quali l’Eterno avea messo intelligenza, tutti quelli che il cuore moveva ad applicarsi al lavoro per eseguirlo;
3 ed essi presero in presenza di Mosè tutte le offerte recate dai figliuoli d’Israele per i lavori destinati al servizio del santuario, affin di eseguirli. Ma ogni mattina i figliuoli d’Israele continuavano a portare a Mosè delle offerte volontarie.
4 Allora tutti gli uomini abili ch’erano occupati a tutti i lavori del santuario, lasciato ognuno il lavoro che faceva, vennero a dire a Mosè:
5 "Il popolo porta molto più di quel che bisogna per eseguire i lavori che l’Eterno ha comandato di fare".
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