Old Testament Manuscripts Go On Auction Block Soon
Four leather bound parchments argued by Johns Hopkins archaeologist to be the oldest OT manuscripts will be offered for sale for over 1 million dollars. Discovered near the Dead Sea in 1947, they include Isaiah, a Habakkuk commentary, and a Judaic sect discipline manual. The owner is St. Mark's Syrian Orthodox Convent in Jerusalem.
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Manuscripts sale eyed by U S Yale in race for incalculable worth
A find of ancient Syrian manuscripts may fetch the U S government and Yale University shows interest. Dr Albright says one volume may be Aramaic and possibly include another Bible book, boosting value. The documents were hidden to protect them in Palestine during fighting.
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