Are cor (Biblical) and homer (Biblical) the same unit?

Yes, both units represent the same volume measure, each equal to 10 ephahs and approximately 220 liters.

Can this tool convert modern volume units to cor or homer?

No, this converter specifically handles conversions between cor (Biblical) and homer (Biblical) units only.

Why might volume measurements vary when using these ancient units?

Because the units are based on ancient estimates and differing standards, exact modern volume equivalences may not be precise.

How to Convert from Cor (Biblical) to Homer (Biblical)?

Learn how to convert volume measurements between biblical units cor and homer, both equal ancient Hebrew measures approximately 220 liters.

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Cor (Biblical) to Homer (Biblical) Conversion Table

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What Is This Tool?

This converter allows users to transform volume quantities from the Biblical cor unit to the Homer unit. Both represent ancient Hebrew dry volume measures used in historical, theological, and archaeological contexts.

How to Use This Tool?

Enter the volume value you wish to convert measured in cor (Biblical)
Select cor (Biblical) as the source unit and homer (Biblical) as the target unit
Click the convert button to get the equivalent amount in homer (Biblical)
Use the result to interpret or compare ancient volume measurements accurately

Key Features

Converts between cor (Biblical) and homer (Biblical) units seamlessly
Supports volume measurements used in Biblical and ancient Hebrew texts
Browser-based and easy to use without additional downloads
Facilitates scholarly, archaeological, and historical volume interpretations
Displays equivalent values since 1 cor equals 1 homer by definition

Examples

2 cor (Biblical) equals 2 homer (Biblical)
0.5 cor (Biblical) converts to 0.5 homer (Biblical)

Common Use Cases

Interpreting grain, oil, or other commodity quantities in Biblical passages
Conducting archaeological and historical reconstructions of ancient storage
Comparing ancient economies and measurement systems via volume units
Describing tithes, offerings, or temple account volumes in research
Analyzing agricultural yields or communal storage in ancient Israel

Tips & Best Practices

Always confirm the units before converting to maintain historical accuracy
Use this tool in conjunction with contextual Biblical or archaeological data
Remember that both units approximate about 220 liters and may include slight variability
Apply the conversion consistently when comparing multiple Biblical volume references

Limitations

Units are approximate and based on ancient estimations around 220 liters
Exact modern equivalence may vary due to historical measurement differences
Variation in ancient standards can affect precision in volume conversion

Frequently Asked Questions

Are cor (Biblical) and homer (Biblical) the same unit?: Yes, both units represent the same volume measure, each equal to 10 ephahs and approximately 220 liters.
Can this tool convert modern volume units to cor or homer?: No, this converter specifically handles conversions between cor (Biblical) and homer (Biblical) units only.
Why might volume measurements vary when using these ancient units?: Because the units are based on ancient estimates and differing standards, exact modern volume equivalences may not be precise.

Key Terminology

cor (Biblical): An ancient Biblical Hebrew dry volume unit equal to 10 ephahs or about 220 liters, used for measuring grain and other commodities.
homer (Biblical): An ancient Hebrew volume measure equal to 10 ephahs, also approximately 220 liters, applied to dry and liquid Biblical substances.
ephah: A smaller Biblical Hebrew volume unit; 10 ephahs make up one cor or one homer.

Quick Knowledge Check

What is the conversion rate from cor (Biblical) to homer (Biblical)?

1 cor equals 10 homers

1 cor equals 1 homer

1 cor equals 0.1 homer

Which commodities were commonly measured using cor and homer units?

Modern liquids like gasoline

Grain, oil, and other dry or liquid Biblical commodities

Electronic components

What historical studies benefit from converting between cor and homer units?

Biblical scholarship and archaeology

Modern cooking recipes

Space exploration analysis

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