MONEY
Thompson Chain Reference (1934)
Torrey's New Topical Textbook
Gold and silver used as
Brass introduced as, by the Romans
Originally stamped with the image of a lamb
Of the Romans, stamped with the image of Caesar
Usually taken by weight
Of the Jews regulated by the standard of sanctuary
Was current with the merchants
Jews forbidden to take usury for
Changing of, a trade
PIECES OF MENTIONED
Talent of gold
Talent of silver
Shekel of silver
Half shekel or bekah
Third of a shekel
Fourth of a shekel
Gerah the twentieth of a shekel
Pound
Penny
Farthing
Mite
WAS GIVEN
For lands
For slaves
For merchandise
For tribute
As wages
As offerings
As alms
Custom of presenting a piece of
Power and usefulness of
Love of, the root of all evil
Silver used as
Gold used as
Copper used as
Weighed
Image on
Conscience
Atonement
Sin
Value of, varied corruptly
Love of, the root of evil