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New Defender's Study Bible Notes
21:2 two mites. The Jewish “mite” (Greek lepton) was a small bronze or copper coin, smaller than our dime. It was called a “mite” by early English writers because of what they thought was a tiny bug (actually intended as a star) stamped on its face.
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