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Discovered in 1947, the Dead Sea Scrolls have been available for viewing only in a museum in Israel…until now.
Thanks to some expert digital photography and a project set up by Google, high-resolution photos of five of the seven original Dead Sea Scrolls can now be seen online. The Digital Dead Sea Scrolls Web site offers a peek into the distant past, allowing people to view and examine the scrolls in fine detail.Thanks for this, t8. I can't seem to locate the online translator they speak about though.
But can you imaging that this scroll could have been one of the ones Jesus himself read from in a synagogue. The hands that took the nails for us could have touched this paper. Wow!
Hi Everyone,
Here is a video which explores the implications of the Dead sea scrolls.
Enjoy,
Ed J
http://www.holycitybiblecode.orgEdj, I like the point made that seminary schools divide Isaiah into Isaiah 1 and Isaiah 2 as the former had no prophecy and thus was probably the original book, while the latter must have been a later addition as it talks about events that happened after the Exodus.
The Dead Sea Scrolls proved that Isaiah was indeed one complete scroll written before the Exodus, and thus a true supernatural prophetic book.
I guess liberal scholars confronted with this have to come up with a new theory as to how they can discard this book as being truly prophetic.
Quote (t8 @ Oct. 05 2011,21:02) Edj, I like the point made that seminary schools divide Isaiah into Isaiah 1 and Isaiah 2 as the former had no prophecy and thus was probably the original book, while the latter must have been a later addition as it talks about events that happened after the Exodus. The Dead Sea Scrolls proved that Isaiah was indeed one complete scroll written before the Exodus, and thus a true supernatural prophetic book.
I guess liberal scholars confronted with this have to come up with a new theory as to how they can discard this book as being truly prophetic.
t8Quote The Dead Sea Scrolls proved that Isaiah was indeed one complete scroll written before the Exodus HOW IS THAT ?
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