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"Textual Variations in the Dead Sea Scrolls That Cause Theological Diff" by Jason Olson and Dr. Donald Parry

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By Jason Olson, Donald W. Parry, Brigham Young
| scholarsarchive.byu.edu
Keywords textual variations, Dead Sea Scrolls, theological differences College Religious Education Department Ancient Scripture Abstract I had an incredible ORCA mentoring experience with Dr. Donald Parry. Our research project was focused on the textual variations in the Dead Sea Scrolls that cause theological differences. Our main premise was to compare the Dead Sea Scrolls Hebrew Biblical texts with the traditional Masoretic Biblical Texts.
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Yale Anchor Bible Commentary: Book of Deuteronomy

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By Jason Olson, Brigham Young, David A. R
| scholarsarchive.byu.edu
Keywords Yale Anchor Bible Commentary, Deuteronomy, Old Testament, Books of Moses College Religious Education Department Ancient Scripture Abstract My ORCA project was the experience of a lifetime! I actually had the opportunity to assist Dr. Seely in creating a manuscript for publication to Yale Anchor Bible, the most prestigious and respected Biblical commentary in the world. Recommended Citation Olson, Jason and Seely, Dr. David R.
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America's greatest source of weakness is its most elite campuses

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By Jason Olson, Bart Marcois, Alan Clemmons
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
When students and faculty join the cause of an entitled terrorist organization, something has gone deeply wrong in the purpose of American higher education. The latest bout of pro-terror protests on elite American college campuses has us thinking about the contributions these universities make to our national strength. Admittedly, private universities funded by private funds have every right to serve global interests instead of American ones.
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