Silverling
Silverling
(, keseph, i.e. silver, as elsewhere rendered; Sept. ; Vulg. argenteus, i.e. siclus understood), a word used once only in the A.V. (Isa 7:23) to signify a piece of silver (q.v.). In this sense it exactly corresponds with the Greek , which was used, however, for the half shekel, or denarius.
Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature
Silverling
(Isa. 7:23). Literally the words are “at a thousand of silver”, i.e., “pieces of silver,” or shekels.
Fuente: Easton’s Bible Dictionary
Silverling
SILVERLING.Only Isa 7:23, where the original reads a thousand of silver, the denomination to be supplied being shekels (See Money, p. 628b).
Fuente: Hastings’ Dictionary of the Bible
Silverling
silver-ling ( , ‘eleph keseph (Isa 7:23)): ‘A thousand of silver’ means a thousand shekels. See PIECE OF SILVER.