An Altar with Alternate Names

0:00Yodesai from my mother tonight and tomorrow morning, please help me out with a nice minion, be nice. This one if we re-posh its tumor. Hashem explained to Moshe how to make a big altar for the animal sacrifices. It would stand in the yard of the Mishkan. The altar is made from stitum wood and covered with copper, which is why it's sometimes called the copper altar. It was three almas, about six foot high in a quarter to the pinion's ten almas, twenty feet high. Each of the corners had a copper hole on the top of the square block open on the top, on which the Kohanim put the blood of some sacrifices. A stripe of copper with a flowery design was placed around the middle of the Mishbaer. It was called the Carcove. The Carcove made the Mishbaer look beautiful. Underneath the Carcove, a copper net surrounded the Mishbaer. The net divided the Mishbaer

1:04into the upper half and a lower half. The Kwanim sprinkled the blood of some koabanas onto the upper half and the blood of other koabanas on the other lower half. The Mishbaer had two pole set rings on its side so that it would be carried whenever the Nasrael traveled. The Mishbaer was hollow inside filled with earth whenever the Mishbaer and Kwanim were which is why it's sometimes called the earth in altered. The Kwanim had a The The The The The The