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The Tablets of the Law
v = volume of one tablet "luach"; a = ammah "cubit" ca. 44.63 cm; b = bat (ephah) ca.
22.2 liters:
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Verlag,
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GERMANY.
The Measurements of the Brazen Sea
(1. Kings 7, 23-26)
Its cubic contents was 2000 Royal Bats (b = bat ca. 22.2 liters), after its destruction erroneously emended in Persian times to read 3000 Royal Bats (2. Chronicles 4, 2-5), which are equivalent to 500 cubic cubits (a = ammah "cubit" ca. 44.63 cm), described as 10 square by 5 cubits in both versions (1. Kings 7, 23 = 2. Chronicles 4, 2):
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Metrology and Mosaistics (AMMM) vol. 2, no. 4 (1997) p. 29
by courtesy of
BAALSCHEM PRESS Verlag,
Bahnhofstr. 19, D-35745 Herborn 1,
GERMANY.
The Tablets of the Law
in Talmudic Tradition
(Nedarim 38a)
My Result in Cubits
Surface (= s) of one side of
one of the
Tablets of the Law of the Torah of Moses:
(t = tefach = handbreadth,
a
= ammah = cubit = 6 t)
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2, no. 4 (1997) p. 15
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1,
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