The scrolls also tell us much about Judaism at the time the Temple still stood in Jerusalem and about the roots of Rabbinic Judaism, the direct ancestor of all major Jewish denominations today ...

As you leave Jerusalem and go to the south and to the east, toward the Dead Sea, the terrain changes rapidly and starkly. You move off gradually from [the] ... rolling hillside, through the ...

the Temple Scroll from the caves in Qumran; the erased and overwritten palimpsests at St. Catherine’s Monastery in Sinai; Les Échéz d’Amours, a manuscript damaged by the Allied bombing raids upon ...

In 2018, during a blaze in Thousand Oaks during a fire season that destroyed over 6,000 structures around the state, four scrolls were rescued from Temple Adat Elohim, a Reform synagogue.