Uncovering the Dead Sea Scrolls

Until 1946 no one thought that he could find additional knowledge about the Bible but now it is known as the scroll of the Dead Sea by discovering ancient scrolls found in a village near the Dead Sea Hundreds of reels have been revealed. This village known as Kumuran is located on the western coast of Jericho and was discovered during the Hellenistic era of John Hilkanus from 134 BC to 104 BC. The Roman Empire was about to be destroyed. 68

This scroll is also known as the Kumulin manuscript as it is found in the cave group around the Dead Sea of ​​Jordan called Cumulan. Lille is in a place where the altitude of the Dead Sea is low. Due to the emergence of scrolls, some relics were found in Kumulan. It dates back to the Iron Age 2 between the 8th and 7th centuries BC. This site was later named "Ir Ha - Melah" Yancheng. Discovery of scrolls was not an archaeologist, but a boy named Beduin tribe Muhammad Adaddive. The boy accidentally found a reel when he was looking for treasure in the Cumulan Cave. These reels are found in some broken bottles and there are many other broken parts around them. The reel is made of leather except copper reel. Each reel is wrapped in torn linen. When Muhammad saw this "paper", he thought he could get some money. He sold reels on the market in exchange for money.

A Biblical manuscript containing about 230 manuscripts in the Dead Sea manuscript is called Bible Scroll. These are copies of works currently belonging to the Hebrew Bible. They have enjoyed a special position in the second temple period and are considered to be a tool of God's communication. There is evidence that contemporary scroll community has no concept of a unified scripture collection. The closed "classical" idea of ​​the Bible only appears at a later stage of these sacred works.

1 Enoch called these giants "Bastard elf" - a demonic phrase used in some Dead Sea documents. In the scrolls of the Dead Sea the non-Biblical poetry calls the devil "Human descendants and descendants of the saints" and clearly points to the invisible soul of the descendants of God's human beings in Genesis 6: 1-4. In the New Testament some clues to this interpretation are expressed, but I mention only one. 1 An excerpt from Enoch points out that people who lead the origin of the devil are "restricted to the 70s under the underground rock". This idea can be found in 2 Peter 2: 4-5. The day, "God did not allow angels when they committed sins, but put them in hell and handed them over to the dark chains of darkness until the judgment," the author of Peter and 1 Enoch at the same wavelength The original context of Genesis 6: 1-4 that I spoke