The Moses Scroll: "Official" Reasons for Rejection

The Shapira Saga〚 "Official" Reasons for Rejection 〛XVI INFAMOUS Fragments: 13
Join Ross K. Nichols and Jono Vandor in episode 13 of the gripping podcast, INFamous: The Shapira Saga, as they delve into the "Reasons for Rejection." Based on Chapter 10 of Ross's book, The Moses Scroll, this episode focuses on a pivotal moment in August 1883, a period marked by rapid dismissals from Claude Conder, Monsieur Clermont-Ganneau, and Christian David Ginsburg. Each scholar rejected the Shapira manuscript strips within two whirlwind days, as detailed in the chapter "Thrice Rejected in Two Days." This episode critically examines their reasons for rejection-were their assessments accurate or do recent discoveries cast doubt on their conclusions? Tune in for a thought-provoking analysis that challenges historical verdicts with today's knowledge. Don't miss this exploration of one of biblical archaeology's most contentious debates!
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[@barnsweb52]

The main reason Judaism rejected the Scroll is it proves the Rabbi did not have such vivid and complete oral tradition from Moses himself - thereby crucifying the entire premise of Orthodox and Zionist Judaism - they could not support it. I'm amazed at the bravery of Idan Dershowitz to stand up for it in his book, "The Valediction of Moses".

[@barnsweb52]

To the shame of Christianity, the Shapira Scroll proves all the teachings of Jesus were about restoring the original Covenant Standards - proving Paul and Christianity lies.

[@contemposuits1983]

Has a consensus been reached that the scroll is authentic?

[@kloklo4199]

We're getting there. 😅