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The Ruth 3:15 controversy about whether a Hebrew pronoun refers to the man or the woman in the story remains unresolved by the Dead Sea Scrolls, which do not contain this particular book while containing every other one except the
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Fragments of the [[Book of Jeremiah]] found in the [[Dead Sea Scrolls]] line up better with the shorter version found in the [[Septuagint]] and Bibles used in Eastern Orthodox Christianity, as opposed to the longer version in the Masoratic Text that is typically incorporated into Protestant Bibles.
 
Fragments of the [[Book of Jeremiah]] found in the [[Dead Sea Scrolls]] line up better with the shorter version found in the [[Septuagint]] and Bibles used in Eastern Orthodox Christianity, as opposed to the longer version in the Masoratic Text that is typically incorporated into Protestant Bibles.
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== Ruth 3:15 controversy ==
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The [[Ruth, Chapter 3|Ruth 3:15]] controversy about whether a [[Hebrew]] pronoun refers to the man or the woman in the story remains unresolved by the Dead Sea Scrolls, which do not contain this particular book while containing every other one except the [[Book of Esther]].
 
==See also==
 
==See also==
 
*[[Codex Sinaiticus]]
 
*[[Codex Sinaiticus]]
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