'Plates' in the Bible

And all the table-vessels, the plates and spoons and basins and the cups for liquids, he made of the best gold.

Hammering the gold into thin plates and cutting it into wires to be worked into the blue and the purple and the red and the linen by the designer.

These you may have for food of all things living in the water: anything living in the water, in the seas or rivers, which has special parts for swimming and skin formed of thin plates, may be used for food.

Anything in the water which has no special parts for swimming and no thin plates on its skin is disgusting to you.

These were the offerings given for the altar by the chiefs of Israel, when the holy oil was put on it: twelve silver plates, twelve silver basins, twelve gold spoons;

And let the vessels of those men, who with their lives have made payment for their sin, be hammered out into plates as a cover for the altar; for they have been offered before the Lord and are holy; so that they may be a sign to the children of Israel.

And of the things living in the waters, you may take all those who have wings for swimming with and skins formed of thin plates.

But any which have no skin-plates or wings for swimming, you may not take; they are unclean for you.

His legs were covered with plates of brass and hanging on his back was a javelin of brass.

Plates of gold were put all through the house till it was covered completely (and the altar in the inmost room was all covered with gold).

Every base had four wheels of brass, turning on brass rods, and their four angles had angle-plates under them; the angle-plates under the base were of metal, and there were ornaments at the side of every one.

And there were four angle-plates at the four angles of every base, forming part of the structure of the base.

And this is the number of them: there were thirty gold plates, a thousand silver plates, twenty-nine knives,

His back is made of lines of plates, joined tight together, one against the other, like a stamp.

The plates of his flesh are joined together, fixed, and not to be moved.

The workman makes an image, and the gold-worker puts gold plates over it, and makes silver bands for it.

Silver hammered into plates is sent from Tarshish, and gold from Uphaz, the work of the expert workman and of the hands of the gold-worker; blue and purple is their clothing, all the work of expert men.