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 1 5, 0,37| thousand talents is an enormous sum: one Jewish talent equaled
 2 5, 0,37|       Instead of an undisclosed sum, the specific amount of
 3 5, 0,37|        be compared to the first sum — started choking him (according
 4 5, 0,37|   position to repay such a huge sum (a sinner is saved only
 5 5, 0,37|       in comparison to the huge sum of 10,000 talents; however,
 6 6, 3,1 |         they nominated a paltry sum — the price of a white slave — “
 7 6, 3,1 |       dollars. Apparently, this sum was offered so as to show
 8 6, 3,1 |   surrounded Him. The nominated sum fulfilled Zachariah’s prophecy (
 9 6, 6,2 |       Prophet to ask them: what sum would they give him for
10 6, 6,2 |      the Prophet: put this vast sum (ironically of course) at