Right now, Ken Johnson is here. Appreciate it. And if you are not following his material,

he has a great YouTube website and of course Bible Facts, his website as well. But I don't think

there's anybody that's doing as much work as Ken is as it relates to the Dead Sea Scroll material and the

Christian theological themes that you find there so you guys will be blessed today.

Thank you.

Okay, we have we have a lot to talk about, so let's get started.

Let me give you an introduction here.

We're talking about Noah's Dead Sea Scroll prophecy.

And it's one of those things that if you know the scrolls, you'll be familiar with it, but you don't realize what it is.

And so it's really interesting. Let me just start by a real

quick introduction to the Ascines. So basically in the Old Testament, we have Jews that are brothers

and they work together. They're waiting on Messiah. Everything is great. Then there's that 400-year

silent period in the New Testament,

or between the Testaments. So all of a sudden you get to Matthew and there's Ascines,

there's scribes, Pharisees, all these different groups, Herodians, and they're all trying

to kill each other. So what in the world happened to the Brotherhood?

I mean, what happened?

Obviously, it's an apostasy of some sort.

So what's going on?

So basically, what happens is putting all the other stuff, the theories aside, just looking

at the Ascenes, what's interesting is we started getting the Dead Sea Scrolls in the

1940s. For the longest time, they were large pieces of scripture, Old Testament, and they're

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