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These leptons were the smallest and lowest denomination coin that circulated in Jerusalem during Christ’s lifetime
Judean coins were made by striking long, thin strips of blank metal between two dies
Lepton Widow’s Mite 103-76 BC (Widow’s Mite “lepton” as mentioned in scriptures) minted under Alexander Jannaeus
Prutah Widow’s Mite 103-76 BC (Often currently referred to as the Widow’s Mite but was a larger coin with similar markings to the lepton( minted under Alexander Jannaeus
The Famous "Widow's Mite", Judean bronze Lepton of King Janeaus, minted 103-76 BC
"Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness and all these things (food, clothes, all material needs) will be added unto you
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