1 Ounce of Silver was Worth $1,218 in the Ancient Roman World . so Judas sold out Jesus for about $36,500 bucks... '30 silver pieces'. the price of a new Nissan Maxima, makes perfect sense Very interesting
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Silver and gold have I none, but what I have I give you... My hope is that you are planning your real retirement, in heaven, through Jesus Christ the King of Kings and Lord of Lords, the Son of God.
ReplyDeleteI use to think I would buy silver if I could, but I could never afford it. But buying one coin at a time sounds like the ticket for me.
Thank you for this insight. Lee Black
Pensacola, FL
Silver is redemption's work in the bible. It is most required here on earth - there is no mention of it in heaven - they don't need redemption up there anymore :) ...only streets paved with gold (righteousness, deity).
ReplyDeleteThere will certainly be a direct correlation of both the spiritual AND literal/physical significance of silver coming... buy it. Nuff said.
I think you're forgetting debasement in your calculations.
ReplyDeleteThe Roman Empire didn't begin debasing their coins until the mid-150sAD, long after the time of Christ.
ReplyDeleteBesides, wouldn't a debased currency increase the value of silver to even more than what he's claiming in this video? It would take a lot more than 14 debased silver coins to make up a .999 pure ounce.