Golden Lampstand

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The Golden Lampstand is a seven-branched, gold menorah described in the Hebrew Bible as a sacred object used to provide continual light in Israel’s holy sanctuary.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biblical object
menorah
religious artifact
associatedWith Israelites NERFINISHED
wilderness Tabernacle worship
category Jewish ritual objects
furnishings of the Tabernacle
commandedBy God NERFINISHED
culticStatus consecrated vessel
holy object
describedIn Book of Exodus NERFINISHED
Hebrew Bible NERFINISHED
Torah NERFINISHED
function burn continually
provide light
givenTo Moses NERFINISHED
hasComponent central shaft
cups shaped like almond blossoms
flowers
knobs
seven lamps
six side branches
languageName Hebrew menorah NERFINISHED
lightingFuel pure olive oil
lightingSchedule from evening to morning before the Lord
locationInSanctuary south side of the Holy Place
maintainedBy Aaron NERFINISHED
Aaronic priests NERFINISHED
material gold
numberOfBranches 7
patternShownTo Moses on Mount Sinai NERFINISHED
relatedTo Second Temple NERFINISHED
Temple menorah NERFINISHED
religion Judaism
scripturalReference Exodus 25:31–40
Exodus 27:20–21
Leviticus 24:1–4 NERFINISHED
Numbers 8:1–4
symbolism Israel as a light
divine presence
life
spiritual illumination
tradition considered prototype of later menorot
usedIn Holy Place NERFINISHED
Israelite sanctuary
Tabernacle NERFINISHED

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Tabernacle contains Golden Lampstand