Dead Sea Scroll scrum

gwen, dallas, tx — Sat, 18 Nov 2006 23:16:39 GMT

Hmmm... could it be that the holy of holies actual location could be in an as yet unearthed spot, ie. 2000 or 3000 ft. Southeast of the unclean toilet areas? Maybe what has been descovered is a satelite where unclean community members went until they were "clean" again? Just a thought in a thoughtless world.

Dead Sea Scroll scrum

Beeviejus,Frederick,MD — Sun, 19 Nov 2006 02:51:01 GMT

It really makes you wonder if Scatology was a "minor" area of study of some of these experts, doesn't it? Let's face it-even Essenes had to go!

Dead Sea Scroll scrum

John Charles Webb, Jr. — Sun, 19 Nov 2006 13:51:10 GMT

Maybe someday, in the distant future, someone will actually try out the teachings contained in the scrolls as a test of their authenticity.

Dead Sea Scroll scrum

Dane Mathews, Ypsilanti, MI — Mon, 20 Nov 2006 12:15:06 GMT

Between the symbolic interpretations and the literal interpretations, maybe in this instance, the only way to know the difference is the smell.

Dead Sea Scroll scrum

JT, Sauk Rapids, MN — Mon, 20 Nov 2006 19:34:11 GMT

"4). The news release fails to state why the author and his colleague turned to a parasitologist in France for the evaluation of the unearthed specimens rather than consulting with one in Jerusalem, the closest scientific center to the site under discussion" I guess the french are just better with the poop then anyone else. Just a theory, but then again, so is everything else in this world.

Dead Sea Scroll scrum

Rob Koogs — Mon, 20 Nov 2006 21:57:11 GMT

Who Cares?...A Toilet is a toilet. They had to go somewhere.They need to continue their research and quit letting little boys' room controversy get in the way........DO DO Happens!!!

Dead Sea Scroll scrum

Bruce Pendleton, Diamondhead, MS — Wed, 22 Nov 2006 05:06:00 GMT

Bullet Point 2, 3rd paragraph 750 is 2/3 of 1000? That must be the new math I heard so much about. When I went to old math it was 3/4. I hope the Authors other calculations are not that far off. I hope Golb got better grades in History than he got in Math.

Dead Sea Scroll scrum

Steve Turner Cedar Falls Iowa — Thu, 23 Nov 2006 16:44:17 GMT

Far into the future, people will probably find 'America's Dead Sea Scrolls' in Washington, D.C. since it is as full of **** as anyplace on earth.

Dead Sea Scroll scrum

Robert Minor Boston MA — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 16:07:06 GMT

OK, OK, but how about this for the headline then: 'Qumran--scatology or eschatology?'

Dead Sea Scroll scrum

Charles Gadda — Wed, 03 Jan 2007 05:44:54 GMT

In response to JT's comment "I guess the French are just better with the poop then anyone else": having lived in Paris, I can agree with this up to a point. However, parasitology is an important field of study throughout the Middle East, and the researchers could easily have found more than one laboratory specialized in the area in Jerusalem. Thus, the recourse to a French specialist is indeed suspicious and should be explained by the authors of the article. Perhaps they confused "parasitology" with "Paris-itology"?

Dead Sea Scroll scrum

mmays premierwv — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 15:26:37 GMT

dont know, but i will meet this jesus the son of god one day. and i know that the jewish people are the children of god. and you better not touch them. if we bless them, so shall we be bless. is it so hard now to be nice . all government shows hate and they should just talk and show love. but nobody really cares, it all about me and me and what i want! so you better watch, you just miight see this man all jesus, the son of god!

Dead Sea Scroll scrum

Jerry Gifford Murfreesboro, Tn — Sat, 14 Jul 2007 22:37:59 GMT

I wish there was more print given to the Gnostic Gosepls as there is given to the Dead Sea Scrolls. It will be some time before we discover the truth about the Sea Scrolls but the Gnostic Gospels have already been transcribed and accepted. And the message is so much more relevant to true spirituality.

Dead Sea Scroll scrum

greg sharp from california — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 19:16:54 GMT

the tower structure at khirbet qumran was once absolutely square!this maybe be revealed and verified by dating detritus or ostrica ,broken pottery or a comparison between wood samples from beneath the surface with beam remains from the fortress's upper structure!within the glacis buttressing flaring out at the base of the tower structure several treasures are buried at a depth from grade of 19 feet at each corner beneath this "additive" structure beneath the guarding tower's previously square base!i'll tell you how i know this sometime..if asked!at so many cubits in conduits,water channels and within carved living rock water channel other treasures lie waiting also...many within the "living quarters" complex!!greg from california: