IBSS - Biblical Archaeology - Dead Sea Scrolls. Introduction Another important text is the Aleppo Codex which is now in Jerusalem.
This text has some differences from the Codex Leningradensis. Some scholars think the Aleppo Codex is better. The HUB (Hebrew University Bible) follows the Aleppo Codex. Studies in the Dead Sea Scrolls (12 vols.) With the Studies in the Dead Sea Scrolls collection, the world of the Dead Sea Scrolls is at your fingertips.
The twelve volumes examine a variety of issues surrounding the Scrolls, offering examinations of the texts themselves together with perspectives on their historical and contemporary significance. The collection also features Geza Vermes’ highly regarded translation of the Dead Seas Scrolls in English, rounding out a terrific collection for both students and scholars of these fascinating artifacts. Orion Center for the Study of the Dead Sea Scrolls.
Digital Dead Sea Scrolls. Dead Sea Scrolls Controversy. Archaeology Confirms The Biblical Account. Archaeology Confirms The Biblical Account Oftentimes people are not told about the archaeological discoveries that document the truths written in the Bible.
We are told that science and the Bible disagree. But as is really the case: True science and the Bible do not contradict each other. We supply many short articles which show that archaeology confirms God's Written Word, The Bible.