A young Bedouin shepherd lad, who at the time was following a goat that had gone astray, tossed a rock into one of the caves along the seacliffs and heard a noise; by “chance”, the rock had hit a ceramic pot containing the leather and papyrus scrolls which later were determined to be nearly 2,000 years old. Afterwards, during many searches, several caves around the Dead Sea were found to contain untold thousands of scroll fragments dating from the third century B.C. to A.D. 68 and representing an estimated eight hundred separate works.
The Dead Sea Scrolls contain a vast collection of Jewish documents written in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek, and include many subjects and literary styles. They include manuscripts or fragments of every book in the Hebrew Bible except the Book of Esther, and all of them were created nearly one thousand years prior to any previously known biblical manuscripts.
The Scrolls, hidden for over 2,000 years were in excellent condition and their significance indeed gives the world assurance in the reliability of the true world of God written in the Hebrew Bible or Old Testament manuscripts and a testament to God and His preserving and guarding of His Word throughout the centuries of time
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