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In this episode of Hebrew Voices, we explore the fascinating story of how Michael and Nehemia uncovered hidden manuscripts of the Hebrew Gospel of Matthew in a Vatican 'junk box'. This discovery has shed new light on the text and has allowed scholars to solve long-standing problems that have puzzled them for generations.

The process began with Michael and Nehemia studying microfilms, which led them to discover nine manuscripts. They realized there had to be more and went on to find 26 in total, including two additional ones they discovered later.

One of the most significant discoveries was made when Nehemia found a page in the Vatican 'junk box' that contained hundreds of pages from various books. Among these pages was a manuscript of Hebrew Matthew, which caught his eye and sparked a deeper investigation.

As they delved further into their research, Michael and Nehemia were able to lay out the groundwork for understanding the text of Matthew 23. Their findings have significant implications for our understanding of the Gospel of Matthew and its place in Christian theology.

The discovery of these Hebrew manuscripts has also shed new light on the Greek text of the Gospel of Matthew, which has long been a subject of debate among scholars. By examining the original Hebrew texts, Michael and Nehemia were able to solve problems that had previously eluded them.

In this episode of Hebrew Voices, we explore the excitement and significance of these discoveries, as well as the research that went into uncovering them. We also hear from Benjamin Netanyahu, who shares his thoughts on the importance of preserving and studying ancient texts like those found in the Vatican 'junk box'.

This is a remarkable story that has far-reaching implications for our understanding of biblical history and theology. As Michael and Nehemia share their findings with us, we are reminded of the importance of continued research and discovery in uncovering the secrets of the past.

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