double the sixt curtaine] That is, five on the one side and five on the other, and the sixt should hang over the entrance of the Tabernacle, the curtaines being eleven in all, which number is made up of five and sixe, the sixt of the six and the eleventh of the whole was to be doubled, and so to hang on both sides the doore of the Tabernacle. These were larger then the former curtains of cunning worke, for they were thirtie cubits long, vers. 8. the other but twentie eight, vers. 2. because they were for a covering and safegard of the finer curtains.