Early Jewish Calendar Identified Among Dead Sea Scrolls
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A Dead Sea Scroll scholar at the University of Manchester in England has identified an early precursor to the traditional Jewish lunar calendar.
The recently published results of Jacobus’s research earned the 2011 Sean W. Dever Memorial prize, announced in the July/August 2011 issue of Biblical Archaeology Review.
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Early Jewish Calendar Identified Among Dead Sea Scrolls – Biblical Archaeology Society
try what he says
Early Jewish Calendar Identified Among Dead Sea Scrolls – Biblical Archaeology Society
Norman, please provide a link to the calendar alignment you mentioned.
What good is archaeology when we as christian don;t use it to correct mistakes made by Constantine and use it for what makes good common sense . The Passover was on Wendsnesday and not on friday as the dead sea calendar found supports.