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Illustrated Bible History

Ancient Bible Customs - Candlesticks

	Candlesticks
	Various kinds of candlesticks made of brass, silver or gold and never having more than a single stem.
	Candlesticks
	Candlesticks from the Arch of Titus.
	Probable Arrangement Of The Golden Candlestick
	Illustration showing the probable arrangement of the golden candlestick. Made of solid gold, the golden candlestick or also known as menorah is the candlestick that God had instructed Moses to make but since Moses cannot do it, God formed this himself. This is composed of a stem and six branches.
	Golden Candelabrum
	Interpretation of the Jewish candlestick.