Nick Youngh
1/23/2012 10:48:00 PM
On 23 jan, 19:52, Mulligan <t2judgm...@gmail.com> wrote:
> senum = 1
> amnor = 2
> ezrom = 4
You should condider the gold and silver coins altogether.
But most of all, before coming with your own conclusions, you should
have read, what I am writing about the Mormon coins on my own site
I am a non religious amateur historian, who knows the BoM by hart.
I have a vast knowledge of both history and the BoM
I am the only person in the world, who compares BoM verses with real
history.
and came to the conclusion that all BoM verses could be traced on the
same year in history books.
On 15 mrt 2008, 00:23, Geiserik <dejonghn...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > Alma 11:
> > 5 Now the reckoning is thus-a senine of gold, a seon of gold, a shum
> > of gold, and a limnah of gold.
> > 6 A senum of silver, an amnor of silver, an ezrom of silver, and an
> > onti of silver.
> > 7 A senum of silver was equal to a senine of gold, and either for a
> > measure of barley, and also for a measure of every kind of grain.
> > 8 Now the amount of a seon of gold was twice the value of a senine.
> > 9 And a shum of gold was twice the value of a seon.
> > 10 And a limnah of gold was the value of them all.
> > 11 And an amnor of silver was as great as two senums.
> > 12 And an ezrom of silver was as great as four senums.
> > 13 And an onti was as great as them all.
> > 14 Now this is the value of the lesser numbers of their reckoning-
> > 15 A shiblon is half of a senum; therefore, a shiblon for half a
> > measure of barley.
> > 16 And a shiblum is a half of a shiblon.
> > 17 And a leah is the half of a shiblum.
> > 18 Now this is their number, according to their reckoning.
> > 19 Now an antion of gold is equal to three shiblons.
>
> So we are talking about a binair system of silver or gold coins based
> on a measure of grains.
> So let's put it in a line and add it up for the golden coins.
> Shun = 4 Senine = 32 Leah
> Seo = 2 = 16
> Senum = 1 Senine = 8
> Shiblom= 1/2 4
> Sheblum 1/4 2
> Leah 1/8 1
>
> Total 7 7/8 Limnih 63/64 Leah
>
> This binair mistake in calculating we know from the Egyptian barley
> measure the Hequat, that was written as the eye of Horus. The priest
> were used to ask the children what had happened with the last Leah,
> still a Spanish coin from the time of Sertorius. The children
> answered
> in choir.
> It has been given as an offering to the God Horus.
>
> De Antonius was a tetradrachme from Pergamom, which was the official
> barter to exchange coins from Greece and Rome.
>
> So thats why the Mormon coins are not found in America, they are found
> in the Middle east.
> The barley measure hequat in Egypt and as Mesopotanian, Persian,
> Greek,
> Pontean, and Pergeanum coins.-