The Secrets of The Great Scroll of Isaiah (Dead Sea Scrolls Explained)

Archaeologically speaking, there are few discoveries that might’ve brought the world to a standstill when they were unearthed, simply due to the magnitude of their importance. The Rosetta Stone, The site of Pompeii and even the Tomb of Tutankhamun all stand out as some fine examples of incredible archaeological discovery that were not only fascinating to comprehend, but essential in opening and looking through the window to the past. By that same vein, the Dead Sea Scrolls of the Qumran Caves also holds its own as one of the most exciting and important discoveries ever made by man - a discovery that provided invaluable insight for scholars and historians hoping to shine a light on what the Bible was like some two thousand years ago.

But what are these Dead Sea Scrolls exactly? Why is the knowledge contained within them so sought after? And what significance does the Great Scroll of Isaiah have in greater biblical understanding? Today on this new series, we’ll be analyzing each and every piece of the Dead Sea Scrolls that we can get our hands on starting first with the Great Scroll of Isaiah found in cave 1 of Qumran.

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0:00 Intro
1:12 The Oregon Trail
3:17 What Are The Dead Sea Scrolls?
8:31 The Great Scroll of Isaiah
10:35 The Story of Isaiah
19:30 Outro

💡 TOPICS IN THIS VIDEO 💡
- Great Isaiah Scroll
- Dead Sea Scrolls
- Qumran Caves
- Book of Isaiah
- Isaiah
- Biblical Stories
- History


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[allanfulton]

The Oregon trail game was on almost every computer in the 80s and 90s it was originally a text based game that usually killed your party with dysentery

[ibrahimsafwat]

For some reason, your videos are incredibly comforting.

[spirenguard]

Each video you make is more impressive than the last. I really enjoyed your breakdown of the history and context that Isaiah was said to have lived through. Great stuff.

[Ethans]

Amazing. More details on the scrolls would be great!

[Animebryan]

Would love to see you do a video on either Hassan-i Sabbah (The world's first Assassin), Hecatoncheires (Greek Mythos) or Angra Mainyu (Zoroastrianism Mythos).

[hiimbrysinsmith]

Oof this is going to be A great series! More Dead Sea scroll content please 🙏 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[angelato]

Bro its so dope how u run down the story with these detailed pictures, feels like im in high school again, got me too engaged, Jesus is king fr fr🔥🔥❤️‍🔥

[myJesusfilledshishilife]

wow!! i loved this so much can't wait for more on the dead sea scrolls thanks great work as always🙏🙏

[SerpentStar_]

First time seeing a video game ad I actually want to play!

[warden_ofthe_sands]

Just the first video!!? Let's Goooo!!

[risinglogosbear]

Sounds like an epic series, thanks bud!

[Biblical_Mystery]

Sending healing vibes to those in need of physical and emotional well-being. May every step towards recovery be filled with positivity and light, leading to a renewed sense of health and vitality. 🌿🌞💪

[phoenixfire]

I wonder if I can survive this Oregon trail longer than the poor sad attempts I made in elementary school. Wow. What a blast from the past. It certainly looks better than the black screen with bright green text.

[MrDonburban]

I enjoyed the original back then and that’s the way I’ll keep it! God bless

[lucasbranc]

Quite the video to watch in my afternoon, nice!

[AHermitNamedJoe]

I don't know how people can say that it was the essence when it's very clear that they were super gnostic and and basically invented what would become spirit science. The Kumran text (deadsea scrolls) were written by the people that went to Kumran after leaving the temple once it was basically taken over by the Pharisees. They were true believer

[donaldduck]

green apple 2 ... :) thanks for work you do for everyone...

[ProdigalSon_]

Love these brother great beautiful stuff the lord is wonderful

[hanzohattori]

Thank you legend of the history of the video💯💯😎

[johannjohann]

Great video, well done. I found it interesting that one of the earliest documented group of people, The Essenes were some of the first to not believe in the business of slavery, and also enjoyed baths. lol. I laugh because the way the text was written, it was like taking a "bath" - or immersing oneself completely with water, seemed to be a novelty that was not enjoyed by all back in the day. (not good).