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The weights on the bottom shelf are multiples of 100 (which you can see because the numeral glyph is in the top right which signifies how many hundreds in the number). There are two 500 weights a 200 weight and a 100 weight. So you can make 1400 by adding all of those weights to the scale. You can make 800 by adding one 500 one 200 and one 100.
The top shelf has 4 weights that are 10 (you can tell because they say 1 in the tens spot) some 1s and a 5. I think you can probably work out how to make the weight using those. But I can explain more if needed.
I hope that helps!
For the Church (Abbey) door puzzle, there's a little card game elsewhere that can help you deduce the hierarchy.