You are exactly right!!!! Only those that conform to modern politically correct Biblical knowledge are released to the public. Many of these scrolls have yet to be translated. I have a book in my library that I bought decades ago published in 1991, The Dead Sea Scrolls Deception which covers many issues as to why the scrolls are being slow walked in their translation and why some are being held from the public. Its true that some of these scrolls are so disintegrated that they have to piece them all together like a puzzle then translate them, which takes a lot of time. Funny thing however, is that they have had a difficult time deciphering the so-called Copper Scroll because it is written in true ancient Hebrew which was lost after the Babylonian captivity and none of the scholars that control the scrolls today can read ancient Hebrew. I only know of two historians that can read ancient Hebrew and they have been maligned by the academe to shut them up. They did cut the Copper Scroll up in pieces with a diamond saw instead of unrolling it because they said is was too fragile, but I have yet to see what the whole text looks like. Photos of it have always only shown some of the text but never the whole thing. When Nehemiah and Ezra returned to Jerusalem to rebuild the Temple, Ezra bemoaned that fact that his people no longer understood the old Hebrew language. Ezra had to verbally translate from the books of the prophets and speak in the Chaldee for the congregation to understand. What people call Hebrew today is really only modern Hebrew which is actually Eastern Aramaic or Chaldee and was only introduced by the Babylonian scribes that came with Ezra at Jerusalem. The Babylonian scribes then introduced a new system of writting called quadratic script which they still use today. This script is nowhere near what the true ancient Hebrew looks like. My two cents.

You are exactly right!!!! Only those that conform to modern politically correct Biblical knowledge are released to the public. Many of these scrolls have yet to be translated. I have a book in my library that I bought decades ago published in 1991, The Dead Sea Scrolls Deception which covers many issues as to why the scrolls are being slow walked in their translation and why some are being held from the public. Its true that some of these scrolls are so disintegrated that they have to piece them all together like a puzzle then translate them, which takes a lot of time. Funny thing however, is that they have had a difficult time deciphering the so-called Copper Scroll because it is written in ancient Hebrew which was lost after the Babylonian captivity. When Nehemiah and Ezra returned to Jerusalem to rebuild the Temple, Ezra bemoaned that fact that his people no longer understood the old Hebrew language. Ezra had to verbally translate from the books of the prophets and speak in the Chaldee for the congregation to understand. What people call Hebrew today is really modern Hebrew which is actually Eastern Aramaic or Chaldee and was only introduced by the Babylonian scribes that came with Ezra at Jerusalem. The Babylonian scribes then introduced a new system of writting called quadratic script which they still use today. This script is nowhere near what the true ancient Hebrew looks like.