Only the Vatican Had This… Until Now 🤯
The speaker presents a facsimile of the Great Isaiah Scroll from the Dead Sea Scrolls, highlighting its significance as the oldest witness to the Book of Isaiah and its prophetic accuracy regarding Jesus, who came 250 years after the scroll was written.
Summary
The speaker reveals they have brought a facsimile of the Great Isaiah Scroll to the Sean Ryan studio, explaining that authentic versions can only be viewed in exclusive locations like the Vatican and the National Library in Paris. They emphasize that the Israelis have restricted access to the original scroll since 1968. The speaker specifically points to chapter 53 of Isaiah, noting that most Jews avoid reading this chapter in synagogues due to its remarkably accurate prophetic descriptions of what would happen to the Messiah. The scroll, discovered in Qumran Cave 4 as part of the Dead Sea Scrolls, represents the complete Book of Isaiah and predates Jesus by approximately 250 years. The speaker presents this ancient manuscript as compelling evidence for the reliability and authenticity of the events surrounding Jesus's life, arguing that the prophetic accuracy demonstrates the credibility of the biblical account.
Key Insights
- The speaker claims the Israelis have not allowed anyone to see the Great Isaiah Scroll since 1968
- The speaker states that most Jews won't read Isaiah chapter 53 in synagogues because it's so prophetically accurate about what happened to the Messiah
- The speaker explains the Great Isaiah Scroll was found in Qumran Cave 4 and represents the entire book of Isaiah
- The speaker argues the scroll antedates Jesus by 250 years, making it the oldest witness to the Book of Isaiah
- The speaker presents the scroll as evidence for the incredible reliability and authenticity of what happened to Jesus
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Transcript
[0:00] what we have here at your studio can only be seen in the Vatican. It can be seen at the National Library in Paris, and we've got it right here at the Sean Ryan studio right [music] now. >> Holy cow. The Great Isaiah Scroll is right next to you. This is a facsimile because the Israelis have not allowed anyone [music] to see it since 1968. You're looking at chapter 53, which most Jews won't read in the synagogue [music] because it's so prophetically accurate about what happened to the Messiah. That's the entire book of Isaiah found in Qumran Cave 4. It antedates Jesus by [0:31] 250 years. That is the oldest witness [music] that we have…
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