Pretty cool. Over 5,000 high resolution images of the scrolls are now available online. This is an awesome site for scrolls research in general, too. Enjoy!
The well-known scholarly publisher, Brill, recently released notice of a new article about Dead Sea Scroll forgeries. From their website: The findings of false fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls have been all over the media recently: collectors have purchased modern...
I recently got an email requesting that I comment on something called “The Book of Og.” I’m not sure what is being claimed about this book. You can be sure, though, that this book is NOT a book that goes back to the biblical period (i.e., the OT time...
If you listened to my ETS interview with Randall last November, there were inklings of this in between the lines. News was recently announced about the new Cave 12. Read it here.
I’ve gotten a couple questions recently about the Angel Scroll. It seems a fair number of people out there think it’s real. If that’s you, get ready to be disappointed. For those who don’t know what I’m talking about, over ten years ago...
Everyone knows that no portion of Esther and Nehemiah were found among the Dead Sea Scrolls . . . until now .
Pretty cool – high resolution images of several of the most important scrolls are now online for free viewing / reading as part of the The Digital Dead Seas Scrolls project .
Thanks for the online source.
yep
Amazing technology.
So now we have the DSS, the Aleppo Codex: [Editor’s note: broken link removed.]
and the NT Mss: http://www.csntm.com
What else am I missing?
Sinaiticus for one!
http://codexsinaiticus.org/en/
This brings back memories. I saw some Of them in person when they were allowed to tour the u.s. What stood out was The Tetragrammaton.
Ah the Sinaiticus, of course. Thanks.