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by Jack Heart & Orage You have been taught a great lie. You have been trained, like Pavlov’s dogs, to trust only what your five senses tell you. Discounting the fact that any magician worth the rabbit in his hat can deceive the five senses, the five senses are inherently flawed by the brain’s reticular activating system. The reticular activating system spans an extensive portion of the brainstem and one of its jobs during the waking state is to filter out all perception that is not related to the bestial needs of human existence, gratification and flight or fight. On a battle field fille...

Get email notification for articles from David B. Green Follow Apr. 29, 2021 6:55 PM In 1970, Israel Adler, then the director of Israel’s Jewish National and University Library, visited the Paris home of Rachel Mosseri, a Jewish exile from Nasser’s Egypt. Adler had a big mission, and limited time to carry it out – just 10 days to catalog and photograph the roughly 7,000 documents from the Cairo Genizah that constituted the collection assembled by Mosseri’s late husband, Jacques Mosseri, some six decades earlier. From other caches, most notably that assembled by Solomon Schechter, the...

Machine learning helps researchers decipher the Dead Sea Scrolls By (0) Researchers used machine learning to identify textural patterns within the text of a Dead Sea Scroll. Photo by Maruf A. Dhali/University of Groningen April 21 (UPI) -- It's been seventy years since the Dead Sea Scrolls were unearthed, but most of the questions about the scrolls' authorship remain unanswered. That's because the ancient scrolls, featuring some of the oldest manuscripts from the Old Testament, are unsigned. Advertisement Scientists have tried to find handwriting clues that can be used to identify the scrib...

There can be little arguement that many nations of the world (including the U.S.) are no longer living according to the Bible.Is God unhappy with this stat

Daring ‘rescue’ mission results in Dead Sea Scroll finds, other rare discoveries Biblical texts found during a multi-year Israeli expedition make headlines, but archaeologists are buzzing over an intact Stone-Age basket. ByKristin Romey Email The first Dead Sea Scroll fragments found in more than a half-century, and what is possibly the world’s oldest intact basket, were among the discoveries made during a multi-year effort to thwart looting in remote caves across the Judean Desert, the Israeli Antiquities Authority (IAA) announced this week.  In many instances, archaeologists have had...