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To The Best Of Our Knowledge

Finding the Bible

To The Best Of Our Knowledge

Wisconsin Public Radio

Prx, Philosophy, Knowledge, Wpr, Ttbook, Wisconsin, Society & Culture

4.7844 Ratings

🗓️ 17 August 2014

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Buried scrolls, clay tablets, priceless artifacts and expensive forgeries – this week, we bring you stories from the strange and amazing world of biblical archeology. The Ark Before Noah; Truly Fake - The Story of Moshe Moses Shapira; The Gospel of Thomas; BookMark: Call me Ishmael; On Our Minds: Robin Williams.

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0:00.0

It's to the best of our knowledge. I'm Anne Strange Champs.

0:06.0

Today, Finding the Bible.

0:09.0

Every now and then, some thing comes along, an object like a clay tablet or an old scroll.

0:16.0

It's dug up in the desert or discovered in an attic, and this thing that's been buried or lost for centuries

0:23.3

sheds completely new light on beliefs and stories we've held for millennia.

0:27.9

No.

0:29.0

What did he say?

0:31.0

He's going to destroy the world.

0:36.1

Can it not be averted?

0:37.2

Man corrupted his world and filled it with violence.

0:41.3

So we must be destroyed.

0:44.3

The great flood is coming.

0:46.3

We build a vessel to hold the innocent.

0:49.3

Mother!

0:50.3

What is...

0:51.3

Them!

0:52.3

What do you want? Did you really think you could be? What is... Them!

0:57.0

What do you want? Did you really think you could protect yourself from me in that?

1:00.0

It's not protection from you.

1:02.0

I have met up my back.

1:05.0

You stand alone and defy me.

1:08.0

I'm not alone.

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