This is what the Lord has said: The gate of the inner courtyard facing east must be closed within six days of handling its affairs. Only the Sabbath and the new moon must be open.

Wang wants to enter through the corridor of this door and stand next to the door frame. The priest shall prepare burnt offerings and peace offerings for him, and he shall worship at the threshold before going out. This door cannot be closed until evening.

On the Sabbath and the new moon, the inhabitants of the land shall worship before the Lord at this entrance.

On the Sabbath, the king’s burnt offering to the Lord shall be six lambs without blemish and one ram without blemish.

The grain offering together shall be one ephah of flour for the ram, and one hin of oil for the lamb according to its strength.

On the first day of the new moon, one young bull without blemish, six lambs, and one ram shall be offered, all without blemish.

He shall also prepare a meat offering, offering one ephah of flour to the bullock, one ephah of flour to the ram, offering according to his strength to the lambs, and adding one hin of oil to one ephah of flour.

When the king enters, he will enter through the corridor of this gate, and he will also exit from here.

During each festival, when the inhabitants of the country appear before the Lord, those who enter and worship through the north gate will come out through the south gate. Those who enter through the south gate must exit through the north gate. Do not leave through the door you entered, but go straight ahead and exit through the opposite door.

When the people enter, the king must also enter among the people. When the people go out, the king will also go out together.

On the days of the festival and the holy assembly, the grain offering shall be one ephah of flour for a bull, one ephah of flour for a ram, and one hin of flour for a lamb according to their strength.

A burnt offering or peace offering that the king willingly offers to the Lord shall be opened for him by someone facing east. He prepared burnt offerings and peace offerings, just like those prepared on the Sabbath, and after offering them, he went out. After he left, when someone closed the door.

Every day, prepare a one year old lamb without any disability and offer it as a burnt offering to the Lord. Prepare every morning.

Every morning, prepare a grain offering of one sixth of an ephah of fine flour and one-third of an hin of oil, mixed with fine flour. This grain offering is to be offered to the Lord as an eternal ordinance.

Every morning, prepare the lamb, the meat offering, and the oil as a regular burnt offering.

This is what the Lord Jehovah says: If a king gives an inheritance to his son, it will become his son’s inheritance, and it will be their inheritance.

If the king gives a portion of his inheritance to his servants, it becomes the inheritance of his servants. In the year of freedom, one must still return to the king. As for the king’s inheritance, it will belong to his son.

The king shall not take away the inheritance of the people, so as to drive them away from their inheritance. He will give his inheritance to his son from his own inheritance, so that my people will not be scattered and everyone will leave their inheritance.

The one who took me led me through the entrance into the holy house prepared for the priests, facing north. There was a piece of land behind me on the west side.

He said to me, This is the place where the priests cook the guilt offering, the sin offering, and the roasted meat offering, so that they may not bring it to the outer court to sanctify the people.

He took me to the outer courtyard and led me through the four corners of the courtyard, where I saw a courtyard in each corner.

The courtyard at the four corners is surrounded by walls, with each dean measuring forty cubits and a width of thirty cubits. The dimensions of the four corner courtyards are the same,

There is a row of houses around it, and there is a place to cook meat inside.

He told me that these are all houses for cooking meat, and the servants in the palace are here to cook the sacrifices of the people.