The meaning of Beka in the Bible
(From International Standard Bible Encyclopedia)
be'-ka (beqa', "half"): Half a shekel, the amount contributed by each male of the Israelites for the use of the Sanctuary (Exodus 38:26). Its value varied according to the standard used, but on the ordinary, or Phoenician, standard it would represent about 122 grams.
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