The Book of Jubilees: The Torah Calendar eBook - Book - Page 13

INTRODUCTION Who Lived in Qumran?
In 1947, the voice in the wilderness cried out yet again. Did you hear it? The
entire modern Old Testament canon was found in Qumran with the exception
of the Book of Esther in what is inappropriately labeled and expanded in scope
as the Dead Sea Scrolls as the find was specific to the Qumran area and truly
remains so. This included the Book of Jubilees. For many of these books, these
are the oldest copies found and some were complete such as the 24-foot long
Isaiah Scroll. After over 70 years, we still know little about this community yet
the archaeology, writings of the community and the large compound found there
confirm these were the Aaronic Levite Priests, the sons of Zadok, who had been
exiled to the Wilderness of Judaea by the Hasmoneans and Pharisees. They were
the Temple High Priests replaced by a new unbiblical order. However, today,
the world allows the Pharisees who defiled the Temple to teach us about this
community. No wonder we know so little about them or at least we are taught so.
This was the base of operations for John the Baptist and his disciples where he
baptized Jesus(Yahusha) and was visited by Him later privately. It is among the most
well-documented New Testament communities on record and the church does
not even know because it is too busy defending a control narrative that the other
books found with the Old Testament are somehow cursed when Jesus(Yahusha)
and John the Baptist set this library as a time capsule to preserve His Word.
Photo: Stone Sundial from Qumran site. The
Qumran community were the keepers of the
Biblical calendar based on the sun and the
canon of scripture according to the
decrees from Jacob and Moses. It’s
called the Book of Jubilees.

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