are the dead sea scrolls reliable?
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"Any reputable Bible museum almost has to have Dead Sea Scrolls," said Trobisch, the museum's director, in a 2017 interview with CNN's Daniel Burke. At the time of these purchases, Schiffman says that the post-2002 fragments were largely considered authentic.
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Accuracy. According to series creator Derek Waters all the dates and story elements are true, though the historical figures' dialogue is obviously not accurate. ... But obviously the dialogue is the stuff that is not accurate." Independent newspapers have verified that the information in the series is historically accurate ...
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The Dead Sea is mentioned in the prophecy of the Seer Ezekiel. The Book of Ezekiel recalls how he foresaw a time when the Dead Sea would be transformed from saline waters that cannot host life into fresh waters teeming with sea life. He prophesized that ''Swarms of living creatures will live wherever the river flows.
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The Bible (from Koine Greek τὰ βιβλία, tà biblía, "the books") is a collection of religious texts or scriptures sacred to Christians, Jews, Samaritans, Rastafari and others.
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Books are indeed more reliable than the sources on the internet because they have been reviewed before publishing. The information of books stays for a long period while you may have the information on the internet changing every hour. Books have been proved more reliable but the internet is conventional.
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Several copies of the earlier sections of 1 Enoch were preserved among the Dead Sea Scrolls. It is not part of the biblical canon used by Jews, apart from Beta Israel (Ethiopian Jews). ... It is wholly extant only in the Ge'ez language, with Aramaic fragments from the Dead Sea Scrolls and a few Greek and Latin fragments.
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The Septuagint is older and more accurate. Martin Luther felt that because Christ was born in Isreal, the most recent Hebrew text was the most accurate to use for his Bible Translation (even though less accurate than the Septuagint). He removed ALL the 'extra' books referred by some as apocryphal.
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Yes, it's legit, reliable, and safe. It is an in-between website, so they aren't a travel carrier. It's still up to the transportation provider to give good customer service.
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NO, the King James Bible is not the most accurate Bible because it erroneously includes the word HELL, which does not correspond to root meanings in original manuscript words.
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The New Living Translation tightens up and reworks the popular Living Bible paraphrase, turning it into a bona fide translation. ... So was The Living Bible. But where that version sometimes sacrificed precision for readability, the NLT has been made more accurate, without making it too forbidding.
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According to BlueLetterBible.com, the word “trust" occurs 134 times in the Old Testament in the KJV. However, there are variations of trust such as “trusting” which are not accounted in this search…. Trusted - appears 29 times.
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I've read it 3 times cover to cover, and no, it's definitely not a good book. ... There are hundreds of Greek books thousands of years older than the Quran that give detailed information of science. They're science books. So yes, the so-called scientific facts in the Quran COULD HAVE been knows at that time.
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If it is still readable, then the answer is most likely yes. But the exact value depends on how many disks were made and how many of them remained readable, and how good the disk's physical condition is. And of course if it is original or not. Because if it isn't, then it does not worth anything at all.
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Yes, kosher salt will remain safe to use indefinitely provided it has been stored properly and the package is undamaged - commercially packaged kosher salt will typically carry a "Best By," "Best if Used By," "Best Before, or "Best When Used By" date but this is not a safety date, it is the manufacturer's estimate of ...
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Abyss encrypts passwords using MD5 hashes, this is as secure as you make the passwords and as far as you trust the MD5 algorithm - it's used for hashing the passwords on Linux and as the basis for integrity checks like Tripwire and other digital signatures, so I'd say it's pretty trustworthy.
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No, they are not. When the early books of the Old Testament were written time was likely kept in a very different way that it is today. What we know as terrestrial, 365 day, 12 month years were not the same as the “years” that they knew in the past. This is a misinterpretation by early translators.
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As far as I gather, the Tablets with the Ten Commandments inscribed on it, are still kept in the Ark of the covenant/ Testimony and is still kept hidden in a cave (located somewhere near the Garden Tomb outside the city gate of Jerusalem), ever since the Babylonian exile (in BC 587 ) of the Jews, as directed by God ...