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A man between the ages of twenty and sixty must pay fifty silver pieces by sanctuary reckoning, (Leviticus 27, 3)
then the priest will reckon its value according to the number of years till jubilee time, and the worshipper will pay that sum to the Lord; (Leviticus 27, 23)
Every valuation must be made by sanctuary reckoning. The silver piece is worth twenty pence. (Leviticus 27, 25)
But if it is the first-born of some unclean animal, thou, the priest, shalt put a value on it; if the worshipper would redeem it, let him pay that price and a fifth besides, if not, let it be sold at the price thou hast reckoned. (Leviticus 27, 27)
But no family in the tribe of Levi was counted in the reckoning; (Numbers 1, 47)
And the camp of Ruben, reckoning a hundred and fifty-one thousand four hundred and fifty men in their companies, were to march second. (Numbers 2, 16)
The camp of Ephraim, reckoning a hundred and eight thousand one hundred men in their companies, were to march third. (Numbers 2, 24)
But the Levites, in obedience to the command the Lord gave to Moses, were not reckoned among the Israelites. (Numbers 2, 33)
Claim five silver pieces, by sanctuary reckoning, for each of them, (the silver piece is worth twenty pence), (Numbers 3, 47)
for the first-born sons of Israel, a thousand three hundred and sixty-five silver pieces by sanctuary reckoning; (Numbers 3, 50)
a silver dish of a hundred and thirty, and a silver bowl of seventy sicles’ weight, by sanctuary reckoning, both full of flour kneaded with oil for sacrifice; (Numbers 7, 13)
(The ransom-price, to be paid after one month, is five silver pieces, by sanctuary reckoning; one silver piece is worth twenty pence).✻ (Numbers 18, 16)
