In this episode of Hebrew Voices #189 - The Cairo Genizah: Part 1, Nehemia sits down with the head of the Genizah Research Unit at Cambridge to learn about the most important cache of surviving Hebrew manuscripts after the Dead Sea Scrolls. The Genizah was a chamber in the Cairo synagogue where Jews placed old scrolls, books, and letters for 1,000 years. Learn the story of how this treasure trove was discovered and brought to England. I look forward to reading your comments! PODCAST VERSION: Download Audio SHARE THIS TEACHING WITH YOUR FRIENDS! VERSES MENTIONEDEsther 3:9; 4:7 BOOKS MENTIONEDJews in many lands : Adler, Elkan Nathan, 1861-1946 RELATED EPISODESHebrew Voices EpisodesSupport Team Study – How Medieval Jewish Children Read HebrewHebrew Voices #156 – Bibles Written by Medieval Jewish KidsHebrew Voices #141 – When were the Hebrew Vowels Written DownSupport Team Study – 3 Hebrew Vowel SystemsSupport Team Study – The Vowels of the Aleppo CodexHebrew Voices #153 – Sighting the New Moon in the Middle AgesHebrew Voices #154 – Reaping the Benefits of the Medieval Aviv Calendar: Part 1Support Team Study – Reaping the Benefits of the Medieval Aviv Calendar: Part 2Support Team Study – The Masorah as an Error Correcting CodeHebrew Voices #174 – How We Got Our Hebrew BibleSupport Team Study – Bible Vowels of Ancient IsraelHebrew Voices #144 – The Scribe of the Leningrad CodexHebrew Voices #183 – Early Mormonism Revealed: Part 1Support Team Study – Early Mormonism Revealed: Part 2Hebrew Voices #164 – A Karaite Jew on Mormonism: Part 1Support Team Study – A Karaite Jew on Mormonism: Part 2Hebrew Voices #161 – The Moses ScrollSupport Team Study – The Shapira Scrollsa href="https://www.nehemiaswall.