Parchment
“In the Beginning God Created…”
Genesis 1Dead Sea Scroll ReplicaOn Real Goat Vellum
"In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth..." (Genesis 1:1)Unlike ordinary paper reproductions, each parchment replica is handcrafted on real natural goat vellum parchment—a premium material chosen despite its higher cost because nothing else so faithfully recreates the...
"In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth..." (Genesis 1:1)
Unlike ordinary paper reproductions, each parchment replica is handcrafted on real natural goat vellum parchment—a premium material chosen despite its higher cost because nothing else so faithfully recreates the look, feel, and durability of the writing surface on which this ancient Dead Sea Scroll was originally written.
Bring home one of the world's earliest surviving witnesses to the opening words of Scripture. This handcrafted replica reproduces 4Q7 (4QGenesisᵍ), a genuine Dead Sea Scroll discovered among the caves of Qumran overlooking the Dead Sea. Written over two thousand years ago, this remarkable manuscript preserves portions of the creation account from Genesis 1.
Choose your Display Options (see photos)
6”x8” Acrylic Standoff Display (for desktop or wall frame -includes long and short standoff and handing wire)
8" × 8" Black Glass Frame
Classic black MDF frame with glass.
Includes screws + sawtooth hanger
Customers have used these replicas for:
- Bible studies
- Sermon props
- Classroom lessons
- Seminary education
- Personal collections
- Church displays
- Museum exhibits
- Office or bookshelf displays
Modern Replica Only: This item is a modern replica, created for artistic and educational purposes. It is not an ancient artifact. Adapted for this reproduction
- Authentic Reproduction
- Handcrafted with Care
- Premium Materials
- Secure Packaging
- Authentic Reproduction
- Handcrafted with Care
- Premium Materials
- Secure Packaging
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