In 1947 the most important archaeological discovery of the 20th century was made in a cave near the Dead Sea. The oldest biblical manuscripts recorded to this day were discovered, as well as texts unknown until then: prayers, psalms, reinterpretations and commentaries of biblical texts, calendars, etc. What can we learn from this historic discovery? […]

Zoom webinar in English: "Biblical figures confirmed by archeology- Part 2" by Dan-Åke Mattsson. «Time is the Bible’s Best Friend». The reason for this statement is the many archeological discoveries over the past 100 years. Many of these have confirmed several biblical figures. The lecture will take us on an exciting archaeological journey, where we will […]

En 1947 se hizo el hallazgo arqueológico más importante del siglo XX, en una cueva de Qumrán cerca del Mar Muerto. Se encontraron los manuscritos bíblicos más antiguos registrados hasta ese entonces, así como otros textos y documentos. ¿Cuánta importancia tiene el Tetragrámaton en los manuscritos bíblicos, así como en los no bíblicos? ¿Qué nos […]

No translations are made in a vacuum. Bible translations will always be influenced by the context in which they are created. Traditionally, Bible translations have been closely linked to theology and church interests. For the church, it is important to find legitimacy in the Bible for its interpretation, and Bible translations then become a central […]