Discovery of Biblical Manuscripts Goes On

By John D. Chitty on February 26, 2010

The Yahoo! News site is featuring an article on the recent reunion of two portions of an ancient Hebrew scroll containing “The Song of the Sea,” otherwise known as Exodus 15:9-10. You can read all about it here. If you’re curious about what sorts of New Testament manuscript discoveries are ongoing, read this post and/or check out the website for the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts.

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