Biblical Weights, Measures, Distances & Coins
Complete Conversion Tables for Old & New Testament Metrology (Cubits, Talents, Shekels, Ephahs, Denarii & Mites)
Reference tables converting biblical metrology into modern imperial and metric units: length and distance (cubits, spans, paces, Sabbath day's journey), dry and liquid capacity (baths, ephahs, omers, logs), weights (shekels, talents, bekahs), and coinage (denarii, drachmas, mites).
Tradition & Hermeneutical Framework
Inter-Confessional / AcademicBible Graph visual studies explicitly document multi-branch confessional and textual representation to prevent sectarian blindspots.
5-Tier Epistemic Validity Breakdown
Direct Archaeological Attestation 95%Archaeological excavations have uncovered stamped Judean stone weights (shekel, beka, pim, netsef) and coins.
Directly matches weights excavated at Lachish, Jerusalem, and Megiddo.
Common cubit (~17.5 in) vs Royal Egyptian/Babylonian cubit (~20.6 in) used in palace and temple construction.
Torah demands strict economic justice and honest balances: 'Just balances, just weights, a just ephah' (Lev 19:36).