Introduction/Preface

 SALEM'S STORY

(A story written by Abraham)
Abraham tells Salem's Story as he heard it "from the lips of Melchizedek" on the occasion when they
went up to Salem to celebrate Sukot's party, after The Great Liberation. Adonías, tired of the iniquities
of the people and inspired by the virtues of his beloved son, builds a city: "a kingdom different from all
others." After experiencing the joy of victory and the lamentation of perdition, Melchizedek receives a
revelation from an angel, in which he declares that “all that drama he was living… had a prefigurative
sense, portraying past and future events, which involved the whole vast universe. 

Acknowledgement

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

We thank Enoch Mucheroni for allowing us to carry out this translation and for the valuable help that through his website provided us with free access to his extensive information; as well as the Huntingdon Library of Los Angeles California. To Pedro Gringoire for his valuable research and clear information that have helped many scholarly researchers to value the scrolls and the finding itself. And for greater intellectual enrichment, we recommend to the reader extensively the informative articles, books and internet content from these sources related to these topics. We also thank all those who have somehow contributed to the realization of this work.

Our true intention is to publish with honor the word of the Lord as far as He has revealed and we are aware that he will still reveal more of His word, and we remain open to the knowledge that comes to our hands either by archaeological discoveries or the way in which please the Lord to reveal His words.

Isaac Ramirez Vargas

Ezequiel Ramirez Vargas