Holy Land Market Authentic widow's mite - Grade A - Coin - Gift Pack! Olive Wood Box+widow's mite Authentic Coin+Certificate from and Authorized Israel Antiquities' Dealer

The widow’s mite coin, or “lepta” in Greek, as quoted below, is found in three locations in the New Testament Gospels. The passages in Mark 12 and Luke 21 both tell the story of the poor widow who gave two mites, all she had. Luke 12 also references the “very last mite” for how the judge will expect you to pay all you owe, down to the smallest coin in your possession. Christ used this little coin to teach dual messages: 1. Financially, these stories tell us that whether we give willingly, or pay out of obligation, we are to be financially responsible before both God and man. 2. Spiritually, the widow’s story teaches us to give from the heart. The judge story teaches us that we are accountable for all of our deeds. Fortunately, since it is impossible for us to repay our debts to God, our God through Jesus Christ is willing to forgive us if we just ask him! Mark 12:41-44 (The poor widow) Luke 21:1-4 (The poor widow) Luke 12:58-59 (Paying the “last mite” )

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