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   Jan 4, 2022 · An important distinction is that the standard shekel and the sanctuary shekel were two different weights. This is the reason the shekel in Exodus 30:13 is defined as a particular kind of shekel called “the shekel of the sanctuary.”

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   Nov 22, 2023 · Understanding the purpose and use of the sanctuary shekel provides insight into the Biblical model of worship, offerings, and honest money. The sanctuary shekel was a unit of weight and currency used in the Tabernacle and Temple periods in ancient Israel. The Bible provides some key details about.

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4. www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org › weights-measuresWeights, Measures & Coins of the Biblical & Talmudic Periods

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   Seven weights related to metal (thus creating "coins") are mentioned in the Bible: talent, mina, shekel, beka, gerah, pim, and kesitah. A scale of the relationships between the first five weights mentioned can be established on the basis of the Bible and other sources; the absolute and relative value of the pim can be determined from ...

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   Was there a different standard for the sanctuary from that used in ordinary trade? or was the sanctuary shekel the standard to which all were supposed to conform? The very uncertainty teaches a lesson.

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   The shekel of the sanctuary, which contained 20 gerahs, was no doubt the original shekel of full weight, as distinguished from the lighter shekel which was current in ordinary use.

7. biblehub.com › topical › sShekel of the Sanctuary - Bible Hub

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   shekel of the sanctuary; sacred shekel (sheqel ha-qodhesh ( Numbers 7 passim)): The same as the silver shekel mentioned under SHEKEL (which see), except in Exodus 38:24 , where it is used in measuring gold.

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   What is the difference between a standard Shekel and a sanctuary shekel?

   • An important distinction is that the standard shekel and the sanctuary shekel were two different weights. This is the reason the shekel in Exodus 30:13 is defined as a particular kind of shekel called “the shekel of the sanctuary.” This shekel was defined by weights kept in the tabernacle as the standard. A standard shekel weighed 11.5 grams.

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   What is a shekel of the sanctuary?

   • The “shekel of the sanctuary” probably designates a standard weight kept carefully by the priests with the vessels of the sanctuary. All offerings were to be estimated by this shekel (Leviticus 27:25). A shekel is twenty gerahs. —Rather, the shekel, i.e.; the shekel of the sanctuary is of this weight.

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   What is a shekel in the Bible?

   • (sheqel ha-qodhesh ( Numbers 7 passim)): The same as the silver shekel mentioned under SHEKEL (which see), except in Exodus 38:24, where it is used in measuring gold. The term is used for offerings made for sacred purposes. Princely Service. two thousand and four hundred shekels, after the shekel of the Sanctuary. ...

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   What is a silver shekel?

   • A standard (silver) shekel, of full weight (as opposed to worn shekels in common use), preserved in the sanctuary, has been thought of. Or, as the expression may be rendered with equal, not to say, greater propriety, the sacred shekel (LXX. σίκλος ὁ ἅγιος), and as moreover the Mishnah (Bekhôrôth viii.

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   What is a standard Shekel?

   • This shekel was defined by weights kept in the tabernacle as the standard. A standard shekel weighed 11.5 grams. Later, a “shekel” would also refer to a coin. In Amos 8:5, God condemns the use of a false shekel: “Making the ephah small and the shekel large, falsifying the scales by deceit” (NKJV).

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   What does the Bible say about a half shekel?

   • Exodus 30:13 speaks of a shekel of the sanctuary, stating, “Each one who crosses over to those already counted [in the census] is to give a half shekel, according to the sanctuary shekel, which weighs twenty gerahs. This half shekel is an offering to the LORD.”

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9. www.biblicalcyclopedia.com › S › shekelShekel - Biblical Cyclopedia

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   From the common shekel is distinguished the sacred shekel (שֶׁקֶל הִקּדֶשׁ "shekel of the sanctuary"), somewhat heavier, it would seem, or at least of just and full weight, according to which all contributions and tribute for sacred purposes were to be reckoned (Ex 30:13, 24; Ex 38:24; Le 5:15; Le 27:3, 2; Nu 3:47, 50; Nu 7:13; Nu 18:16; Nu 19:2...