Bill Cooper
New Testament Fragments Among The Dead Sea Scrolls
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The unusual – and unexpected – feature of Cave 7 was that all of its fragments were in Greek, as opposed to the exclusively Hebrew and Aramaic scrolls that had been found in the other caves. Apart from two of the fragments, they were all catalogued as unidentified, and were considered indeed to be unidentifiable.
That’s how things remained until 1972, when the papyrologist, Dr José O’Callaghan, thought that he would try to identify them.What he discovered concerning them was to shock the academic world – the fragments belonged to books of the New Testament.
Creation Science Movement, 2017 copyright
paperback, 80 pages
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