Then brought he me into the outward court] All these buildings that he had passed betweene hitherto stood in the outer Court, and now is he got through them into the open Court it selfe, to see what is behind these buildings, and what space before them betwixt and the next Court, and what compasse on either hand him towards North and South. lo, chambers, and a pavement, &c.] As was this entrance at the East gate, so was there another at the North, and another at the South, of the very same spaciousnesse and manner of fabricke, ver. 20, 21. 24, 25. And these three running every one sixty cubits into the Court, in their proper places made two Courts on either side of the East entrance one, of a very large compasse: and these two were flagged or paved from the outmost wall to the pointings out of the East, North, and South entrances.