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one golden ladle of ten shekels, full of incense;
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Verse 14. Mortar. Hebrew caph, which the Vulgate commonly renders phiala, “a cup,” ( Menochius.) may signify a spoon for incense, as it generally accompanies the censer. 3 Kennicott. 7:20. It means literally “the palm of the hand.” The high priest took his hands full of incense on the day of expiation. Leviticus 16:12. But on other occasions, a spoon was probably used to throw incense on the altar, or on the coals which were burning in the censers. Calmet.
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