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LIST690h
(C) Dr Hendel, Jan-04

Audit of Temple copper   Basin from Copper mirrors of women
VERSE WHAT WAS MADE FRMO THIS SOURCE OF COPPER
Ex38-29:31 copper altar Donations*1
Ex38-29:31 altar mid section Donations*1
Ex38-29:31 altar utensils Donations*1
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Ex38-29:31 sockets of temple door Donations*1
Ex38-29:31 sockets of courtyard Donations*1
Ex38-29:31 sockets of courtyard gate Donations*1
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Ex38-29:31 tent pegs for temple Donations*1
Ex38-29:31 tent pegs for courtyard Donations*1
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Ex38-08a Copper washbasin Women mirrors*10 *11
COMMENTS
*1 Donations are mentioned in Ex25-02:08

LONGER FOOTNOTES

*10 Many moral lessons are learned from here. For example,
it is argued that these mirrors were used for purposes
of intimacy enhancement -- this also can be proved
by an alignment--for we find in Ex32-02 that EARINGS
were used for the golden calf but not MIRRORS thus
showing the importance of the mirrors for highly
personal matters. Rashi gives further elaboration
-- eg these mirrors were used by wives to seduce tired men
who werent interested and therefore
they merited to be in the temple.

Bottom line: My goal here is to show the strongest
support for the Rashi--this comes from an auditing.
Whenever we have auditing we frequently have many
more supportive arguments

*11 Rashi also explains various terms used in the verse
For example it speaks about the women STANDING IN
WATCH AT THE TEMPLE thus showing the religious zeal
of the women.
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