The Dead Sea Scrolls survived as a result of the fortunes of war and climate. After the end of the Jewish War in 70 CE, the Essenes abandoned the scrolls in remote caves near the Dead Sea. They remained undisturbed for nearly two thousand years in a dry climate favourable for their survival. Even so, many of the scrolls are mere fragments. On the other hand, the earliest New Testament documents would have been working documents - read, preached from, and copied, until they simply disintegrated. We should read nothing from the lack of original New Testament manuscripts.
All we have are copies, of copies, of copies of the alleged original/s. With the scribes adding, deleting, or changing the text to suit what he believes in. " The Four Gospels were unknown to the early Christian Fathers. Justin Martyr, the most eminent of the early Fathers, wrote about the middle of the second century. His writings in proof of the divinity of Christ demanded the use of these Gospels had they existed in his time. He makes more than three hundred quotations from the books of the Old Testament, and nearly one hundred from the Apocryphal books of the New Testament; but none from the Four Gospels. The Rev. Dr. Giles says: "The very names of the Evangelists, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, are never mentioned by him [Justin] -- do not occur once in all his writings" (Christian Records, p. 71)."
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About sevn hundred people survived the Titanic's sinking. Molly Brown, for example, was a survivor, as was Ismay.
The original price was $857.14
Seven thousand nine-hundred and twenty-three times.
Exodus ch.12.
1517 people died 706 lived
Leonhard Kleber has written: 'One hundred twelve pieces copied in organ tablature' -- subject(s): Organ music, Music, Facsimiles, Manuscripts
729 rounded to the nearest hundred is 700.
half a million and only a couple hundred survived.
The ship was designed to take over two thousand three hundred passengers and nearly nine hundred crew. Just over seven hundred people survived not just one person.