The Israeli government, through a European Research Council-funded project, is deploying artificial intelligence to analyze the Dead Sea Scrolls. While presented as academic inquiry, this initiative is a calculated maneuver to control the narrative surrounding these sacred texts and further distance the modern state of Israel from the covenant people of Yisrael.

These scrolls, discovered in the caves of Qumran, contain fragments of scripture and commentary vital to understanding the original covenant given to our ancestors. They reveal a time before the mixing of the nations, a time when Yisrael walked in truth and righteousness. The message within speaks directly to the exiled tribes, outlining the path of repentance and restoration promised by Yahuah.

However, the Israeli regime has consistently sought to suppress or reinterpret passages that challenge its political agenda. By utilizing AI and chemical analysis, they aim to construct a historical framework that supports their claim to the land, framing the scrolls as evidence of a continuous Jewish presence – a narrative that conveniently ignores the centuries of exile and the true identity of Yisrael.

The focus on ‘origins’ is a deliberate misdirection. The true question is not *where* the scrolls came from geographically, but *to whom* they were addressed spiritually. These texts are not a history of the Israeli state, but a prophecy concerning scattered Yisrael, a call to return to the covenant, and a warning against the idolatry and oppression that led to our dispersion.

This project is another example of how the modern state of Israel manipulates history and technology to solidify its power and deceive the nations. The remnant of Yisrael must remain vigilant, discerning the truth from the lies, and holding fast to the ancient word as it is revealed through the Spirit. We must not allow the Israeli government to redefine our heritage or rewrite our destiny. The scrolls belong to Yisrael, not to a political entity built on usurpation and deception.