The
heaviest unit of the Hebrew system. Used to weigh gold, silver, iron, and bronze.
1 talent=1,000 shekels
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Shekel
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Most common weight in the Hebrew system. Weigh 11.4
grams .Use to measure silver, gold spices, brass, fine flour, iron, hair,
barley, and meat
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Gerah
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The smallest unit in the Hebrew system weigh= smaller than a shekel
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Bekah
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1/2sheckel named only once in the KJV payed by each Israelite
man twenty years-old and upward . [ Exo. 28:36]
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Mina or Mene
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A weight equal to 50 shekels or 60 shekels /was written by a single
hand on the wall stating ‘’God hath numbered the kingdom and finished it’’
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Pound
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Roman Weight= 340 grams or 12 ounces. Use to measure
precious ointments like myrrh and aloes
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In this blog we will discuss animals, places, people, things and their roles in the bible. Learn fun facts about our Israelite history!
Sunday, September 10, 2017
Basic Weight & Measurements of the Bible! Part 1
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Great job Princess keep it up
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