What are the dead sea scrolls and what do they say?

It’s a collection of over 900 texts written in written in Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek, mostly on parchment, some written on papyrus. The manuscripts (generally) dating between 150 BCE and 70 CE. The scrolls, or “books” were generally not accepted into the bible. Some documents are of the old testament These books include Enoch(good read btw), Jubilees, Tobit, Sirach and so on. Some books were written before other biblical stories, some other such as the book of Jubilees, being a book written after the story of Adam & Eve having 3 sons, Jubilees is about Adam & Eve having 9 children, daughters & sons, and the sons mating with the females. Enoch is about fallen angels breading with mortal females who bored monsters, and about a man named Enoch who was supposedly one of the only man who ever saw God and spoke for he angels. If I’, not mistaken, History Channel’s Banned From the Bible brushed a bit on this subject. I’m sure you can also do use a search engine to help build a broader understanding of ‘em Hope this helps and good luck

It’s a collection of over 900 texts written in written in Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek, mostly on parchment, some written on papyrus. The manuscripts (generally) dating between 150 BCE and 70 CE. The scrolls, or “books” were generally not accepted into the bible. Some documents are of the old testament These books include Enoch(good read btw), Jubilees, Tobit, Sirach and so on. Some books were written before other biblical stories, some other such as the book of Jubilees, being a book written after the story of Adam & Eve having 3 sons, Jubilees is about Adam & Eve having 9 children, daughters & sons, and the sons mating with the females. Enoch is about fallen angels breading with mortal females who bored monsters, and about a man named Enoch who was supposedly one of the only man who ever saw God and spoke for he angels. If I’, not mistaken, History Channel’s Banned From the Bible brushed a bit on this subject. I’m sure you can also do use a search engine to help build a broader understanding of ‘em Hope this helps and good luck

It’s a collection of over 900 texts written in written in Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek, mostly on parchment, some written on papyrus. The manuscripts (generally) dating between 150 BCE and 70 CE. The scrolls, or “books” were generally not accepted into the bible. Some documents are of the old testament These books include Enoch(good read btw), Jubilees, Tobit, Sirach and so on. Some books were written before other biblical stories, some other such as the book of Jubilees, being a book written after the story of Adam & Eve having 3 sons, Jubilees is about Adam & Eve having 9 children, daughters & sons, and the sons mating with the females. Enoch is about fallen angels breading with mortal females who bored monsters, and about a man named Enoch who was supposedly one of the only man who ever saw God and spoke for he angels. If I’, not mistaken, History Channel’s Banned From the Bible brushed a bit on this subject. I’m sure you can also do use a search engine to help build a broader understanding of ‘em Hope this helps and good luck

D@mn computer, didn’t mean to do that. Wish there was still a delete button so I could delete the repeats.

D@mn computer, didn’t mean to do that. Wish there was still a delete button so I could delete the repeats.

D@mn computer, didn’t mean to do that. Wish there was still a delete button so I could delete the repeats.

In 1947 a Bedouin found what we know today as the Dead Sea Scrolls wich,according to archeologists, were written in the 2nd. century BCE,and included fragments of almost all the books of the so called “Old Testament”, among other books.Up to then the oldest copy of the Bible was dated from 10th.or 9th. century CE.When compared,they found out that there were made no changes along the period of over 1000 years of copying and re-copying of the Holly Scriptures.Even today one can see a replica of the scroll of Isaiah’s prophecy, wich was found complete,at the Israel museum of Jerusalem.Do you think this proves the fact that the Bible we have today is faithfull to the original books written by the prophets?