On the back table rest three extraordinary Torah scrolls—two complete and one rare fragment—each carrying centuries of sacred history. The most recent, from the 16th–17th century on calfskin, contrasts with a 14th-century sheepskin scroll opened to the dramatic crossing of the Red Sea. The oldest piece, a dark fragment on antelope skin, preserves the powerful final Song of Moses, written as a divine instruction to guide the Israelites. From Qumran to the Reformation and beyond, these scrolls ech

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