Dead Sea Scrolls

The Dead Sea Document The Dead Sea Document is a collection of 800 to 900 manuscripts found in the eastern Jerusalem in the northwest and the cave in the Dead Sea Coumuran. In 1947, a shepherd's dog sat in a cave behind a stray goat and found the first reel. These sentences are believed to have been hidden in 11 caves to preserve before the destruction of Rome in A. D. 70. Biblical and testimony; Lille collects Biblical and non-Biblical literature including Hebrew Bible (all books except Esther), some regional life rules, Biblical commentaries, Biblical testimony about the Messia (collection of texts, war Scrolling, temple scrolling, poetic things and l

In this era, the dead-cycle · scroll is still subject of major academic · public interest. But today, after more than 50 years of history has been discovered, nobody knows the truth of the Dead Sea. "First of all, they are the largest and oldest manuscripts about Jesus in the times of the Bible and Nazareth, allowing them to become really great, Bedouin's shepherds accidently discovered this fact, 20 Archeologists survive the century and are looking for scholars to represent valuable resources for the Bible's natural age "(see page 6, 6) and explore the sources of the two religions in the world . For the public, they are very important, mysterious and mysterious artifacts. Drama. (See page 9, page 9) In recent years, interest in Lille is increasing

After discovering Dead Sea Scrolls in 1947, academic interest increased. In 11 caves near the Kumran in the northwestern part of the Dead Sea, he discovered part of an ancient Jewish manuscript of over 700 works. Mostly Hebrew, Aramaic less numerous in Greek, writing time and foreign and false, at the same time with a few. The scroll of the Dead Sea, as later known, is considered a library of sectarian communities in Kumran. In the AD 68-70 years, the jealousy of the Romans of the Jews was hidden in the cave, so they did not allow these scrolls. They have gained academic and general attention over the past half century.