Corrected and re-written Article from The Daily Mail.

A 1,500-year-old papyrus is one of the earliest surviving Netzari TEFILLIN  was re-discovered in the University of Manchester’s John Rylands Library It has laid largely unstudied in a university library for more than 100 years.

But now the 1,500-year-old papyrus has been wrongly identified as one of the world’s earliest surviving Christian charms. NOT A CHARM

The ‘remarkable’ document contains some of the earliest documented references to The Last Supper and sheds new light on early Christian practices, experts say.

The full text of the papyrus reads:

‘Fear you all who rule over the earth.

‘Know you nations and peoples that Yeshua is our G-d.

‘For he spoke and they came to being, he commanded and they were created; he put everything under our feet and delivered us from the wish of our enemies.

‘Our G-d prepared a sacred table in the…