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Los Manuscritos del mar Muerto son un vínculo inestimable con el pasado de la Biblia

  • Written by Daniel Falk, Professor of Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies and Chaiken Family Chair in Jewish Studies, Pennsylvania State University
Un conservador trabaja con un fragmento de los Manuscritos del mar Muerto que contiene el Salmo 145 en el Instituto Franklin, en Filadelfia.AP Photo/Matt Rourke

El Museo de la Biblia en Washington D. C. en octubre eliminó de la exhibición cinco Manuscritos del mar Muerto después de que los análisis confirmaran que estos...

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