Hebrew Voices #161 – The Moses Scroll
In this episode of Hebrew Voices #161, The Moses Scroll, Nehemia and Ross Nichols discuss the “Book of Moses” mentioned in Deuteronomy and its possible relation to the controversial “Shapira scrolls.” They also reminisce about how they met decades ago … Continue reading →
In this episode of Hebrew Voices #161, The Moses Scroll, Nehemia and Ross Nichols discuss the “Book of Moses” mentioned in Deuteronomy and its possible relation to the controversial “Shapira scrolls.” They also reminisce about how they met decades ago through the writing of The Hebrew Yeshua vs. the Greek Jesus.
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Hebrew Voices #161 – The Moses Scroll
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Ross: But what’s fascinating is, here is an inscription in stone, dated. No scholar of any reputation says that it’s fake, and it mentions in line 31 the name Yehovah.
Nehemia: Shalom and welcome to Hebrew Voices! I am here today with Ross Nichols, who is an author, explorer, researcher, and teacher in Saint Francisville, Louisiana. And he is one of the people who is investigating the Shapira Scrolls, one of the most exciting archeological and manuscript conundrums, issues, of the 21st century, going back to the 19th century. Maybe one of the most controversial in the study of Hebrew manuscripts. Shalom Ross.
Ross:Hey Nehemia, how are you? Thanks for having me.
Nehemia: I’m good, I’m glad to have you on today, Ross. This is an exciting topic, the Shapira Scrolls. It’s a controversial topic. Talk to us. Who is Shapira? What are the Shapira Scrolls? And why is it so controversial?
Ross: First of all, let me say, Nehemia, I’m excited that a manuscript man like yourself is talking to me about the Shapira Manuscript. Because I would agree; I think it is, first of all, the most controversial case in all of Biblical history. And the reason I can say that is because it had laid dormant for quite some time, and then it just arrived back on the scene here a couple of years ago.So, it’s been there all along but… Do you want me to tell you the story about how it was discovered?
Nehemia: Let me start with what really… And I’ve known you for years. I’ve known you for probably almost 20 years at this point.
Ross: Wow.
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I enjoyed this interview very much. The verse about, “the earth will give up her secrets” comes to mind and I get very excited to learn about all that buried information coming to light. I look forward to hearing more from Ross K.
Hey, Jan. Thanks for watching. I believe that Nehemia’s team intends to post part two this coming Wednesday.
Nehemia, i think i remember you telling the story about a man suggesting “he, moses” while george howard was giving a speech. Its awesome to meet the man, i loved that story when i heard it before. Great interview
James tabor, i think hes pretty good, it would be neat to see you interview him too, i think you guys would have a lot to talk about. Hes retired from teaching, like ross said, but hes still very active in biblical studies
We wanted more but the program ended. 🙁
Thanks for inviting me to join you on Hebrew Voices, Nehemia. I had a great time catching up and discussing so many fascinating subjects with you!
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