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YouTuber @CosmicSceptic says in a clip (https://youtube.com/shorts/hOsHVL6OqiM?si=Vvs61BUdpkGNSrOA) that the claims of Wes Huff that the Isaiah Scroll was word-for-word accurate to the Masoretic manuscript that appeared a thousand years later is not true, and that there is a new section as well as >2600 versions in between those two and not 0 as Wess Huff claims.
Bible scholar Dan McClelan made a responce to both Wes Huff and Cosmic Skeptic. His video (and source he used) could be used to expanding the section of the critisism on this article. Okoń prawdziwy (talk) 15:24, 9 June 2026 (UTC)Reply
