On A Scroll Film

“This video clearly summarizes the critical importance of the Dead Sea Scrolls in authenticating the Books of the Old Testament. Considering just the complete scroll of the Book of Isaiah alone, dating back to about 100 BC, we find many prophecies of the coming Messiah (the “Christ”), uniquely fulfilled in the person of Jesus of Nazareth, whom the whole New Testament declares to be the Divine Saviour of the world. I urge everyone who watches this video to consider these claims with an open mind.”

Don McKeon, Ph. D. • Retired Faculty (Linguistics) Virginia Tech, and Bible Teacher

“Starting with the Dead Sea Scrolls this short video connects the ancient manuscripts with the life, suffering and crucifixion of Jesus and reveals in simple compelling dialogue how that should matter to people today.”

Greg Malstead • Lawyer, Public Defender in Kentucky, Co-founder of Freedom Firm (an NGO that rescues underage girls trafficked into brothels in India)

“My wife and I saw [On A Scroll] together and thought it was fantastic – wonderfully geared towards a modern new generation. Our thanks to everyone in the team for all their work in making this video possible.”

Malcolm Steer • Author, Cross Culture Communicator, and Church leader

“A light hearted chat among friends that soon deepens into a debate/quiz about the legitimacy and compelling evidence of the Bible, ancient prophecy, and the ‘one way’ to true life.”

Sim Bates • Runner, Sim excelled recently by running 30 miles each day for 30 days straight! He ran and raised finance for the Non Profit Freedom Firm, who rescue underage girls from the brothels in India. Sim, an Exeter, UK man.

“Thanks so much for sending the link to this film. It is excellent! It brought me to tears hearing the Gospel presented so clearly.”

Jim Ackert • film maker

“An engaging way to learn about the Dead Sea Scrolls and how relevant they are to the modern world.”

Rachael Bates • Young mother of two children

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“I’ve already sent this to several people and I’ll also watch this myself as I, being a half time professor in university, work with young people(students).”

“The film is very interesting. The beginning of the film doesn’t give any clues about what the film is about, but everything changes in one moment and the film drags you even more. Personally, I think that this film will be very interesting for young people, since the presentation of information in it is unusual. It doesn’t put pressure on you, but rather makes you think about how this can be, that many have already written about it before it happened. I think such films could be helpful for the younger generation by sparking interest in historical and religious studies, encouraging critical thinking about historical evidence and its interpretations.”

“The film is very interesting. The topic being discussed arouses curiosity and a desire to find more information about the Dead Sea Scrolls.”

“Style is good and clear to understand. It is definitely good for young people and for other ages too.”

“Absolutely covers its audience. Excellent and well made.”

“Short and it is good because modern media content is becoming shorter and shorter. Good for producers that they understood the point of content production. Message itself could be more straight, but in case of a regional specific it makes sense. Fits the needs indeed.”