Creation of man Bible stories 999 pure silver medal in fancy packaging New.

Creation of man Bible stories 999 pure silver medal in fancy packaging New.
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

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The "Creation of Man" medal, 2015

First medal in the "Bible Stories" series - the largest biblical set ever made - 24 medals.

The story of the creation of Adam and Eve appears in the Torah twice in Genesis. I have to do it. and 27).

That is, God created man in his image, in his likeness, male and female (today known as Adam and Eve) together. Whereas in chapter 2 it is written that God created man from the earth and gave him life. Later on it is said that after he put Adam in Paradise and the man knew all the animals and gave them their names, God decided that "it is not good for the man to be alone, I will make him a helper against him" (Genesis 2:18). The man fell asleep and God took a rib From man and created woman. According to the Bible, the origin of the name of "Adam" is the earth from which he was created and the origin of Eve's name is from the word "live" because she was "the mother of all living".

The medal describes the six days of the creation of the world, with the center of the medal showing a fetal figure of Adam and the quote: "And the breath of life blew into his nostrils, and man became a living soul" (Genesis 2:7), symbolizing the creation of man from the dust of the earth, the peak of creation being on the sixth day. The medal is decorated clockwise with images symbolizing the six days of creation.

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