before: These seems to have been two rows of these chambers, and a walk between of ten cubits in width; with an entrance into it from the chambers, of one cubit in width.
a walk: Ezekiel 42:11
a way: Matthew 7:14; Luke 13:24
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Ezekiel 42:4
Ezekiel 42:4
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