Never in my wildest dreams did I think I would see a portion of the Dead Sea Scrolls containing one of the earliest texts of the Book of Genesis. Nor a digital Bible once taken to the Moon. But last week I had a chance to attend an event at “Passages,” a traveling exhibit now in place in Colorado Springs, Colo. Passages is a multimedia exhibit that tells the dramatic story of the Bible, a book considered the “most-banned, most-debated, best-selling book of all time.” The exhibit takes you through Judeo-Christian history from the earliest documented artifacts related to the Bible, to the most recent ongoing research efforts being managed by some of the world’s leading Bibilical experts. You’ll see a representation of the Qumran Cave where the Great Isaiah Scroll, one of seven Dead Sea Scrolls was discovered in 1947. There is a full-scale replica of the Isaiah Scroll,