And he measured the width of the entrance of the gate, which was ten cubits, and the length of the gate (the gate passage), which was thirteen cubits—providing overall dimensions of the gate's entrance passage. The ten-cubit width suggests a broad opening accommodating considerable passage. The thirteen-cubit length of the gate passage establishes the depth of the gate structure and suggests a substantial chamber. These dimensions establish that the gate is not merely a simple doorway but a substantial architectural element. This verse provides the overall dimensions of the gate passage.

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