مزاد Bidspirit | Moses and the tablets of

Moses and the tablets of the covenant Bible stories 999 pure silver medal in a new fancy packaging.... - Year of issue: 2015 Silver metal Purity level: 999 Weight: 1 ounce (31.1 grams) Diameter: 38.7 mm Final/maximum issue quantity: 3,600 units only Design: Aharon Shebo, Yaakov Enidi ************************************************** *** *************** ”Moses and the Tablets of the Covenant” medal, 2015 The 11th medal in the ”Bible Stories” series - the largest biblical set ever made - 24 medals. More than 3,300 years ago, after the Exodus from Egypt and the splitting of the Red Sea, Moses received the Ten Commandments at Mount Sinai according to what is described in the Bible, the Tablets of the Covenant are stone tablets on which the Ten Commandments were written with the ”finger of God”. A covenant between God and the people of Israel. The Ten Commandments written on the tablets are laws between man and his fellow man and between man and God. At the opening of the Declaration of Independence, David Ben-Gurion declared that the Jewish people ”bequeathed to the entire world the eternal book of books.” Indeed, the Ten Commandments are at the foundation of We existed as a people and influenced the law and morality in the history of nations as a whole. The medal illustrates the majesty and splendor of Mount Sinai and depicts Moses, holding the Tablets of the Covenant. The Bible has been and is an inspiring source throughout history. Its stories contain messages and lessons from which it is worth learning and educating. This unique historical set contains well-known and beloved stories. The HOLY LAND MINT took on the challenge of creating the broadest and most comprehensive collection ever made that would contain the stories The most prominent and important ones from the Bible. The front side shows the stories themselves and the back side (which is common to the whole collection) shows Jerusalem - the holy city, together with the kafir that represents the symbol of the city. Front page design - Aharon Shebo Back side design - Jacob Enidi Sculpture and engraving - Tidhar Dagan