The Dead Sea Scrolls
Published on Feb 03, 2016
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WHAT WAS FOUND IN THE CAVES OF The SEA SCROLLS
- Cave 1 - Had the book of Isaiah
- Cave 2 - Had nothing.
- Cave 3 - Had a copper Scroll.
- Cave 4 - Had 15,000 fragments of the scrolls. Cave 4 yielded 40% of the scrolls
- Cave 5 - Cave 10 had nothing
- Cave 11 - Had a Temple Scroll: A scroll with a description of the building.
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HOW MUCH PERCENT WAS FOUND IN EACH CAVE
The Qumran people had a hard time making the scrolls. They write the scroll backward, no spaces, and a different language. They wrote it this way so only people of their kind could read it. They believed someone could find their scroll and defeat their enemies who called themselves "The Sons of Darkness." The Qumran people believed in Christianity and Judaism.
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