Difference between revisions of "Grate; Grating"

<p> ''''' grāt ''''' , ''''' grāt´ing ''''' ( מכבּר , <i> ''''' mikhbār ''''' </i> , רשת , <i> ''''' resheth ''''' </i> ; the King James Version [[Grate]] ): This "grating of network of brass" (&nbsp; Exodus 27:4; &nbsp;Exodus 38:4 ), called also "the net" (&nbsp;Exodus 27:4 f), and "grating of brass" (&nbsp; Exodus 38:4 ), was that reticulated casting or wrought work of bronze which, in the tabernacle system, formed an element of the altar of sacrifice. Its position is well defined: "Thou shalt put it under the ledge round the altar beneath, that the net may reach halfway up the altar" (&nbsp;Exodus 27:5; compare &nbsp;Exodus 38:4 ). The altar being a hollow box - "hollow with planks" (&nbsp;Exodus 27:8 ) - 3 cubits high, overlaid with brass, and presumably filled with stones, there appears to have been a ledge round about it halfway from the base, from which depended vertically this grating of bronze. On the grating were four rings through which the staves were passed by which the altar was borne (&nbsp;Exodus 27:4 , &nbsp;Exodus 27:7 ). If the ledge was for the priests to stand on while handling the sacrifices on the altar, the grating need be thought of only as an ornamental support for the ledge. Others ascribe to it different uses. </p>

<p> ''''' grāt ''''' , ''''' grāt´ing ''''' ( מכבּר , <i> ''''' mikhbār ''''' </i> , רשת , <i> ''''' resheth ''''' </i> ; the King James Version [[Grate]] ): This "grating of network of brass" (&nbsp; Exodus 27:4; &nbsp;Exodus 38:4 ), called also "the net" (&nbsp;Exodus 27:4 f), and "grating of brass" (&nbsp; Exodus 38:4 ), was that reticulated casting or wrought work of bronze which, in the tabernacle system, formed an element of the altar of sacrifice. Its position is well defined: "Thou shalt put it under the ledge round the altar beneath, that the net may reach halfway up the altar" (&nbsp;Exodus 27:5; compare &nbsp;Exodus 38:4 ). The altar being a hollow box - "hollow with planks" (&nbsp;Exodus 27:8 ) - 3 cubits high, overlaid with brass, and presumably filled with stones, there appears to have been a ledge round about it halfway from the base, from which depended vertically this grating of bronze. On the grating were four rings through which the staves were passed by which the altar was borne (&nbsp;Exodus 27:4 , &nbsp;Exodus 27:7 ). If the ledge was for the priests to stand on while handling the sacrifices on the altar, the grating need be thought of only as an ornamental support for the ledge. Others ascribe to it different uses. </p>

<ref name="term_3977"> [https://bibleportal.com/encyclopedia/international-standard-bible-encyclopedia/grate;+grating Grate; Grating from International Standard Bible Encyclopedia]</ref>

<ref name="term_3977"> [https://bibleportal.com/encyclopedia/international-standard-bible-encyclopedia/grate;+grating Grate; Grating from International Standard Bible Encyclopedia]</ref>

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