The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum in Simi Valley, California has a new exhibition, Provide visitors An in-depth understanding of the early foundations of ancient Judaism and Christianity.
Showcase “Dead Sea Scroll: Exhibition”, showing eight special collections of ancient times Jewish manuscripts 200 archaeological discoveries date back to more than 2,000 years.
It is believed that the scroll has so far been from 250 BC to 68 AD.
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Most notably, the library (which lasted for two weeks starting April 14) will introduce the Ten Commandments scroll, which was first presented in California. It hasn’t been seen in the United States since 2013 and offers “a rare opportunity to explore one of the most important texts in religious history.”
David Trulio, president and CEO of the Presidential Foundation and Institute (RRPFI), told Fox News Numbers, “President Reagan Christian Faith It is the core of his identity. ”
The Dead Sea Scroll: Exhibition is available in the Presidential Library and Museum of the Simi Valley, California. (Reagan Library)
He added: “He interacted with Jews and Christians during his presidency.
“As we promote His legacy, we are very grateful for the opportunity to share these outstanding biblical treasures that deepen our development of our biblical faith in the Bible, early religious communities, and today’s practice.”
“We are very grateful for the opportunity to share these extraordinary biblical treasures.”
Melissa Giller, chief marketing officer of the foundation and institute, also told Fox News Digital President Reagan He is a person with “deep faith”.
“He once asked if we were determined to teach, learn and try to pay attention to the greatest message ever: the Word of God and the Bible.”
President Reagan “has asked if we were determined to teach, learn and try to pay attention to the greatest message ever: God’s Word and the Bible.” (David Paul Morris/Bloomberg and the Universal Historical Image Archive)
“He said that within the pages of the Bible, all the answers solve all the problems that humans know.”
“The scroll, called 4Q41, was found in Koumran Cave 4 in 1952 and contains Deuteronomy 8:5-10 and Deuteronomy 5:1-6:1. It is believed to be the oldest existing copy. Ten Commandments“The library’s press release notes.
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“So, keep the commandments of your God, walk in His way, and be afraid of Him.”
The organization told Fox News Digital that for the two-week special Ten Commandments Scrolls exhibition, the library will extend for hours over a two-week period, with a limited number of 1,600 votes per day.
The Reagan Library and Museum in Simi Valley, California, will be presenting the Ten Commandments Scrolls for the first time in Golden State for the first time, starting April 14. It has not been in the United States since 2013. (Reagan Library)
The public is encouraged to “pre-purchase tickets for the Dead Sea Scroll before they are sold out”.
Giller said the exhibition lasted until September 2, “providing a deeper understanding of the history, cultural and religious practices of ancient Judaism and the early foundations of Christianity.”
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“According to the biblical narratives in Exodus and Deuteronomy, God reveals the Ten Commandments to Moses on Mount Sinai, and carving them on stone pieces is the guiding principle of the community. These commandments remain at the heart of Abrahamic religion and continue to influence the moral and legal traditions around the world,” RRPFI said.
The complete exhibition of the Dead Sea Scroll extends until September 2, 2025. (Reagan Library)
museum According to the library’s website, spans 125,000 square feet, including permanent and temporary galleries.
“As the premiere and the only West Coast venue, this exhibition is a journey through human spirituality, resilience and enduring pursuit of meaning,” the Library and Museum said on its website.
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“From the coast of the Dead Sea to the boundary of modern science, the story of the Dead Sea scroll continues.”
