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<p>1 ephah = one man’s arm load, one stack of sheaves, one batch of bread, ten omers</p> | <p>1 ephah = one man’s arm load, one stack of sheaves, one batch of bread, ten omers</p> | ||
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Revision as of 05:03, 25 August 2019
The ephah divides into ten omers (not homers!) in Exodus 16:36. The bath divides into hins; we can assume 10 hins, to be in keeping with the pattern, although we are not clearly told that.
1 ephah = one man’s arm load, one stack of sheaves, one batch of bread, ten omers
