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\v~=\w It|strong="H1961"\w* \w happened|strong="H1961"\w* \w as|strong="H1961"\w* \w the|strong="H0559"\w* \w man|strong="H0376"\w* \w of|strong="H4428"\w* \w God|strong="H0430"\w* \w had|strong="H1961"\w* \w spoken|strong="H1696"\w* \w to|strong="H0413"\w* \w the|strong="H0559"\w* \w king|strong="H4428"\w*, \w saying|strong="H0559"\w*, “Two \w seahs|strong="H5429"\w*\f + \fr 7:18  \ft 1 seah is about 7 litres or 1.9 gallons or 0.8 pecks\f* \w of|strong="H4428"\w* \w barley|strong="H8184"\w* \w for|strong="H0413"\w* \w a|strong="H1961"\w* \w shekel|strong="H8255"\w*,\f + \fr 7:18  \ft A shekel is about 10 grams or about 0.35 ounces. In this context, it was probably a silver coin weighing that much.\f* \w and|strong="H0430"\w* \w a|strong="H1961"\w* seah \w of|strong="H4428"\w* \w fine|strong="H5560"\w* \w flour|strong="H5560"\w* \w for|strong="H0413"\w* \w a|strong="H1961"\w* \w shekel|strong="H8255"\w*, \w shall|strong="H0376"\w* \w be|strong="H1961"\w* \w tomorrow|strong="H4279"\w* \w about|strong="H1961"\w* \w this|strong="H0376"\w* \w time|strong="H6256"\w* \w in|strong="H0413"\w* \w the|strong="H0559"\w* \w gate|strong="H8179"\w* \w of|strong="H4428"\w* \w Samaria|strong="H8111"\w*;” 
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