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How have the dead sea scrolls helped historians to understand the religious climate of the first century a.d.?
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How have the dead sea scrolls helped historians to understand the religious climate of the first century

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The text and its description of it tells the historians what time of year it was and where they lived
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demonstrating fierce competition between different groups of Jewish believers.

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