Stephen Walters
This manuscript was based on the Dead Sea Scroll works found in the 1860s, written by a group of people called the Assenians. They buried their works in a cave when they were under siege by the Romans. They were a group of scribes, really. They translated many works in the original Hebrew language (in the original dialect). James Strongs was contracted to record what was written in the 1860s and by 1897, the Strongs Concordance was published. It included King James as a comparative. I based my work off of what Strongs recorded and used the King James as a basis. My work is as close to a literal translation as I could get it. More than twenty years of research and study was put into this manuscript. I am hoping for this manuscript to be educational and inspirational. Thank you.
