1 result for (book:ss AND session:592 AND stemmed:clue)
3/84 (4%)
Essenes
Sue
records
falsified
Qumran
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There were other clues also, certain other signs to be taken in conjunction with these, that appeared within the texts.
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Again, those in the know had no worries. They would not be misled. To them the information was clear and the distortions obvious. Now the Scrolls are full of such protective distortions. The signs mentioned were but some of the clues used. They appeared in many guises, sometimes intertwined with signatures.
These people were much given to codes; even the arrangement of the letters upon the pages, as you think of pages, had their meanings. The weight or thickness of various strokes had meaning in terms of emphasis. There were even certain ways of handling a preceding word, so that the word would be a clue that the next word was false. Only those in the know would recognize this, of course, and the others would merrily digest the false information.
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