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• between five and twenty years, a boy shall be valued at twenty silver coins, a girl at ten silver coins; (Leviticus 27, 5)

• All prices must be made according to the official sanctuary standards at the rate of twenty gerahs to one silver piece. (Leviticus 27, 25)

• You and Aaron will enlist all men of Israel, twenty years of age and over, able to give military service. (Numbers 1, 3)

• and on the first day of the second month they called together the whole community. The sons of Israel listed their names according to their clans and families, and one by one the names of all men of twenty years and over were recorded and counted. (Numbers 1, 18)

• When the tribe of Reuben, Israel's firstborn, had been listed by clans and families, the names of all the males of twenty years and over, able to give military service, were recorded one by one. (Numbers 1, 20)

• When the tribe of Simeon had been listed by clans and families, the names of all the males of twenty years and over, able to give military service, were recorded one by one. (Numbers 1, 22)

• When the tribe of Gad had been listed by clans and families, the names of all the males of twenty years and over, able to give military service were recorded one by one. (Numbers 1, 24)

• When the tribe of Judah had been listed by clans and families, the names of all the males of twenty years and over, able to give military service, were recorded one by one. (Numbers 1, 26)

• When the tribe of Issachar had been listed by clans and families, the names of all the males of twenty years and over, able to give military service were recorded one by one. (Numbers 1, 28)

• When the tribe of Zebulun had been listed by clans and families, the names of all the males of twenty years and over, able to give military service, were recorded one by one. (Numbers 1, 30)

• The descendants of Joseph: when the tribe of Ephraim had been listed by clans and families, the names of all the males of twenty years and over, able to give military service, were recorded one by one. (Numbers 1, 32)

• When the tribe of Manasseh had been listed by clans and families, the names of all the males of twenty years and over, able to give military service, were recorded one by one. (Numbers 1, 34)