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Numbers of the Bible: How To Interpret The Mind Of God
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Fifteen billion dollars! And not one item has ever been found. Coming to the aid of an old girlfriend, Doctor Shane Randall finds himself caught up in a hunt for the treasure of the Copper Scroll, the strangest of the Dead Sea Scrolls written two thousand years ago and rediscovered in 1952. In doing so, he and a small group of friends are pitted against a secret order employing a psychotic killer, Palestinian terrorists, and Jordanian secret police.
Their quest takes them to Khirbet Qumran in the Palestinian West Bank, across the Jordan River to Rihab, Jordan, and finally to Jerusalem to the headquarters of the first century Jewish Christians and the nearby tunnels and caves of Mount Zion.
Fifteen billion dollars! And not one item has ever been found. Coming to the aid of an old girlfriend, Doctor Shane Randall finds himself caught up in a hunt for the treasure of the Copper Scroll, the strangest of the Dead Sea Scrolls written two thousand years ago and rediscovered in 1952. In doing so, he and a small group of friends are pitted against a secret order employing a psychotic killer, Palestinian terrorists, and Jordanian secret police.
Their quest takes them to Khirbet Qumran in the Palestinian West Bank, across the Jordan River to Rihab, Jordan, and finally to Jerusalem to the headquarters of the first century Jewish Christians and the nearby tunnels and caves of Mount Zion.





















