Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,3 |     paying a special levy of 5 silver shekels (Num.18:16). It
 2 4, 2,18|     bring it to the feast on a silver platter. It must be assumed
 3 5, 0,37|    shekel was worth 80 Russian silver kopeks. Therefore, one talent
 4 5, 0,37|        one talent equaled 2400 silver roubles. Instead of an undisclosed
 5 5, 0,65| repentance. Drachma is a small silver coin, worth about 25 cents.
 6 5, 0,81|      ordering them to put this silver into use. Mina was worth
 7 6, 2,11|   gatherings of Jews by having silver trumpets sounded: this form
 8 6, 3,1 |      slave — “thirty pieces of silver,” i.e. 30 silver coins,
 9 6, 3,1 |     pieces of silver,” i.e. 30 silver coins, so-called “blessed
10 6, 3,1 |     making a grand total of 24 silver dollars. Apparently, this
11 6, 3,1 |  prophecy (11:12-13) on the 30 silver pieces, that an ungrateful
12 6, 6,2 |      back the thirty pieces of silver to the chief priests and
13 6, 6,2 |        greed satiated with the silver coins, his conscience suddenly
14 6, 6,2 |      back the thirty pieces of silver” — that, which a short time
15 6, 6,2 |       sin in general. It’s not silver coins that he should have
16 6, 6,2 |       threw down the pieces of silver in the temple and departed.”
17 6, 6,2 |       betrayal at 30 pieces of silver. The characterization of
18 6, 6,2 |      took the thirty pieces of silver, the value of Him who was
19 6, 6,2 |      of a slave — 30 pieces of silver i.e. they valued the Prophet’
20 6, 6,2 |   Jesus Christ at 30 pieces of silver — the price of a slave —