Once kept under lock and key, portions of the Dead Sea Scrolls are now on display at Washington, D.C.'s Museum of the Bible, opening these ancient texts for all to see.
They date back to 300 B.C., and they include portions of 38 of the 39 books of the Old Testament... "The scrolls help us understand issues that are going on in Jesus's life, in his ministry. What people are talking about," said Dr. Craig Evans of The Bible Seminary.
"The Dead Sea Scrolls don't contradict anything. In other words, the Dead Sea Scrolls don't embarrass Bible believers. The Dead Sea Scrolls don't show that there's some kind of mistake in Scripture," Evans said.
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Once kept under lock and key, portions of the Dead Sea Scrolls are now on display at Washington, D.C.'s Museum of the Bible, opening these ancient texts for all to see.
They date back to 300 B.C., and they include portions of 38 of the 39 books of the Old Testament... "The scrolls help us understand issues that are going on in Jesus's life, in his ministry. What people are talking about," said Dr. Craig Evans of The Bible Seminary.
"The Dead Sea Scrolls don't contradict anything. In other words, the Dead Sea Scrolls don't embarrass Bible believers. The Dead Sea Scrolls don't show that there's some kind of mistake in Scripture," Evans said.
SEE THE STORY: https://t.co/jd1NeWxDod
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