An academic ensures that a parchment is lost and decremented by falsity is in reality the most ancient biblical text in history: the future has belonged to Moses

The role of Shapira, an antiquated manuscript discovered by the first in 1883 and which in these entourages was considered false and discarded, could be “In reality the most ancient biblical guión”, affirma a new study in a German academic journal.

This manuscript was originally discovered by Jerusalem Antiquities Merchant Moses Willhelm Shapira, who said hello 15 fragments similar in a cueva near the Sea Muerto.

The paleo-Hebrew writing of the pieces of the manuscript was illegitimate, and has been associated with a substance similar to the bread, but Shapira claims that he is the “original” book of Deuteronomy, including the copy of the same Moses.

Shapira recreates the pieces at the British Museum for 1 million free sterling books of the era (which is equivalent to 120 million dollars). Prohibition of probes, the experts who analyze the false declarations, after which the number is calculated by a much lower number. A part of alli is lost in the raster.

Prohibition of Sonde, in a new book, The Israeli-academic scholar Idan Dershowitz affirms tener archival, linguistic and literary evidence that proves the manuscript is real.

Tras study the text -a part of the transcripts and original debuts of the sail XIX- Dershowitz afirma que the pieces are reminiscent of the era of the First Temple of Jerusalem – which dates from 957a. It was destroyed by the Babylonians approximately 400 years later, which were found in the most ancient biblical artifacts ever discovered.

When Shapira announced his first appearance on the cover, the biblical erudition was a relatively new campus for academic research. Apenas staba being accepted, for example, the concept that the first five books of the Bible did not make all the writings by Moses.

For this reason, the XIX seal was plagued by forensic biblical forgeries coming from Jerusalem and other places due to the demand for pieces.

Shapira has sold 260 “genuine” pieces of Hebrew manuscripts to the British Museum announcing the fragments of Deuteronomy in 1883.

The museum exhibits public pieces, and visitors, including the Prime Minister William Gladstone’s entourage, in mass to see the ancient biblical texts.

Sondeverbod, the emotion that lasts a while, that the French archaeologist and “nemesis” of Shapira, Charles Simon Clermont-Ganneau, visited the museum to see the fragments on display and the false declarations.

The museum’s experts are studying the remaining pieces and, however, despairing that Clermont-Ganneau will have his condensed vertebrae pronounced at the same time.

Prohibition of probes, the question of his authenticity has become permanent as an inconsistency from his rapid disappearance. After the incident, Shapira’s reputation rose to the ground. The London man died six months ago when he committed suicide.

Ahora Dershowitz, Academic of Potsdam’s German City, should try to find the real pieces. If it is in the letter, the manuscript will be converted into a “come without precedents ”to the origin and evolution of the Bible, is that data of the first days of the work.

Dershowitz dijo que el rechazo de los manuscritos hace 140 años fue una “Tragedy”, so much for Shapira as for “all the existence of the discipline of biblical studies”.

In declarations to New York Times, Dershowitz dijo: “It is remarkable that during this time the existence of the discipline of biblical studies is not the text of this conversation.”

Dershowitz called Shapira’s fragments of the “despise of Moses”. According to Shimon Gesudheit, of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, the text can be more ancient than Deuteronomy -a precursor of the book- and which does not contain the divine leeway and the series “difficult to create only the bore” in a reproduction of this text, o in a posterior version.

Including these mandates, as shown in the Shapira version, are different: are declared in the first person, as the pronoun Dios, in lieu of in third.

Among the curiosities of the manuscript is a undecimo mandamiento: “No odiarás a tu hermano en tu corazón: yo soy Dios, tu Dios”.

Dershowitz says that it does not make sense that the works would lead to a forgery, and that there would be no possibility of being during this time period, and that many false tenacious demeanors would be alienated with posterior descriptions.

These discoveries have not been hiccuped, nor have they been theorized, until decades have passed with the discovery of the Rolls of Mar Muerto in 1947.

Dershowitz travels around the world investigating the authenticity of the parchment, including the reading of Shapira’s manuscripts in Berlin. También descubrió hojas esritas a mano que mostraban que Shapira habia intentionado descifrar los fragments. “I’m asombroso porque te da una ventana a su mente”, dijo Dershowitz.

“If the forgery was part of a conspiracy, there was no sense in saying that it was a step in the right direction and that the errors and omissions contained in it”, conclusion.

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