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The Book of Daniel is among the Dead Sea Scrolls, and use of AI tools to date it more accurately than carbon dating has caused scholars to rethink its origin.
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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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== Book of Daniel ==
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The [[Book of Daniel]] is among the Dead Sea Scrolls, and use of [[AI]] tools to date it more accurately than [[carbon dating]] has caused scholars to rethink its origin.<ref>https://www.abc.net.au/religion/carbon-dating-dead-sea-scrolls-apocalyptic-visions-book-daniel/105534586</ref>
    
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