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Rabbi Geri Newburge Temple Emanuel, Cherry Hill, NJ Rabbi Stephen S. Pearce Congregation Emanu-El, San Francisco, CA Rabbi Mark Peilen Temple B’nai Israel, Columbus, MS Rabbi Amy Perlin Temple B’nai Shalom, Fairfax Station, VA Rabbi Aaron M. Petuchowski Temple Sholom of Chicago, Chicago, IL Rabbi David M. Posner Congregation Emanu-El, New York, NY Rabbi Sally Priesand Monmouth Reform Temple, Tinton Falls, NJ Rabbi Joseph Rapport Congregation Adath Israel Brith Sholom, Louisville, KY Rabbi Sarah H. Reines Central Synagogue, New York, NY Rabbi Kenneth D. Roseman Temple Shalom, Dallas, TX The Ezra Consortium Mr. Michael M. Lorge, Chair Skokie, IL Mrs. Nancy and Mr. Joseph Brant Cincinnati, OH Ms. Roberta and Mr. Maxwell Burstein Cambridge, MA Dr. Mary Davidson Cohen Leawood, KS Ms. Beth and Mr. Rand Curtiss Shaker Heights, OH Mr. Bernard Dave Cincinnati, OH Mr. Jerome Dave Asheville, NC Ms. Susan and Mr. Marvin Dickman Highland Park, IL Mrs. Virgina Felson Cincinnati, OH Ms. Lori Fenner Mason, OH Ms. Sandra Friedland Coral Springs, FL Ms. Shelly Gerson Cincinnati, OH 188 • American Jewish Archives Journal Rabbi Joseph R. Rosenbloom Temple Emanuel, St. Louis, MO Rabbi Donald B. Rossoff Temple B’nai Or, Morristown, NJ Rabbi Peter J. Rubinstein Central Synagogue, New York, NY Rabbi David Fox Sandmel KAM Isaiah Israel, Chicago, IL Rabbi Herman E. Schaalman Emanuel Congregation, Chicago, IL Rabbi Jeffrey M. Segall Temple Emanu-El, Utica, NY Rabbi Mark S. Shapiro Congregation B’nai Jehoshua Beth Elohim, Glenview, IL Rabbi Scott Shpeen Congregation Beth Emeth, Albany, NY Rabbi James L. Simon Temple Beth Am, Miami, FL Rabbi Jonathan Singer Temple Beth Am, Seattle, WA Rabbi Jeffrey J. Sirkman Larchmont Temple, Larchmont, NY Rabbi Donald M. Splansky Temple Beth Am, Framingham, MA Mr. Scott Golinkin Chicago, IL Ms. Judith and Mr. Clive Kamins Chicago, IL Ms. Dee and Mr. Arnold Kaplan Allentown, PA Dr. Clementine Kaufman Baltimore, MD Ms. Nancy and Mr. Jerry Klein Cincinnati, OH Ms. Ruth Klein Tampa, FL Mrs. Roberta and Mr. Marshall Krolick Northbrook, IL Ms. Debbie Krupp Northbrook, IL Mr. Leo Krupp Northbrook, IL Ms. Nancy Goldstein Levine Cincinnati, OH Mr. Millard Mack Cincinnati, OH Ms. Anne Molloy Pittsburgh, PA Cantor Howard M. Stahl B’nai Jeshurun, Short Hills, NJ Rabbi Jonathan A. Stein Temple Shaaray Tefila, New York, NY Rabbi Richard Steinberg Congregation Shir Ha-Ma’alot, Irvine, CA Rabbi Lance J. Sussman Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel, Elkins Park, PA Rabbi Susan Talve Central Reform Congregation, St. Louis, MO Rabbi Gerry H. Walter Temple Sholom, Cincinnati, OH Rabbi Max W. Weiss Oak Park Temple, Oak Park, IL Rabbi Jeffrey S. Wildstein Temple Beth David, Westwood, MA Rabbi Hanna G. Yerushalmi Arnold, MD Rabbi Daniel G. Zemel Temple Micah, Washington, DC Professor Janet Moss Cherry Hill, NJ Mrs. Edwin Ornish Dallas, TX Mr. Gary Perlin Fairfax Station, VA Ms. Joan Porat Chicago, IL Ms. Judy and Mr. Richard Rhodes Wilmette, IL Ms. Alice and Mr. Elliott Rosenberg Buffalo Grove, IL Ms. Betsy Shapiro Cincinnati, OH Lawrence Sherman Chicago, IL Ms. Jean Soman Pinecrest, FL Dr. David Tucker Westport, CT
A AAJR. See American Academy of Jewish Research Abegg, Martin G., 57, 63–72, 74, 77–82, 105n391–392, 107n430, 108n450, 108n455, 108n458, 108n460–461, 108n463, 109–110n491, 109n468–469, 109n472, 109n474, 109n478, 110n494–n495, 110n503, 110n508–509, 111n513–514, 111n539, 113n574, 113n585, 113n590, 114n593, 121, 127–128, 139n14 Abstracts AAR/SBL, 108n457 Ackroyd, Peter R., 89n124 Adler, Cyrus, 31 AJA. See American Jewish Archives Al-Alami, Feidi, 2 Albina, Najib, 46, 100n297, 102n321 Albright, William F., 3, 5–6, 13, 16, 18–21, 24, 31–32, 36, 39–41, 43, 46, 82n2, 84n18, 84n35–37, 88n109–110, 89n125–126, 89n128, 90n130–132, 90n137–139, 91n140–146, 92n159, 95n210, 97n237, 98n259, 98n263–264, 98n273, 100n299, 158n27, 160n41 Allegro, John Marco, 26, 28, 99n273, 99n276 American Academy of Jewish Research (AAJR), 7, 15 American Friends of the Hebrew University, 48, 101n314 American Friends of the Israel Exploration Society, 23 The American Israelite, 86n64, 93n182, 110n506, 111n523, 112n556, 112n563, 113n578 American Jewish Archives. See Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives American Journal of Theology, 138n3 American Judaism, 24, 92n160–161, 123, 140n22, 146, 149, 155n3 American Library Association, 79 American Oriental Society (AOS), 7, 9, 16, 19, 21, 35, 85n47, 86n72 American Philosophical Society, 44 American Schools of Oriental Research (ASOR), 1–8, 12–13, 16, 23, 35–36, 46, 83n14, 84n47, 85n56, 118, 149, 156n17, 158n34 Amram Gaon, 129 INDEX The American Jewish Archives Journal Volume LXI, no. 1 (2009) Ancient Biblical Manuscript Center (Claremont, CA), 47, 53–55, 70, 72, 76 –77, 86n70, 106n414, 113n577 Annenberg Research Institute, 80 AOS. See American Oriental Society Apple Computer, 70 ASOR Bulletin. See Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research (BASOR) ASOR. See American Schools of Oriental Research Avengers and Defenders: Glimpses of Chicago’s Jewish Past, reviewed, 177–178 Avigad, Nahman, 55, 132 Aviram, Joseph, 40 Aviv, Caryn (reviewer), 180 B BA. See Biblical Archaeologist Bailey, Lloyd Richard, 34–35, 96n226–227 Baltimore Hebrew College, 16, 62, 67, 95n215 The Baltimore Sun, 93n182 Bamberger, Bernard J., 132 Bamberger, Fritz, 48, 50, 102n324 Bar Kochba letters, 15 BAR. See Biblical Archaeology Review Baron, Salo, 89n124 Barth, Lewis, 70, 86n72 Barthelemy, Dominique, 99n273 Baruch, Bernard M., vii BASOR. See Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research Baumgarten, Joseph, 62–63, 92n168, 98–99n273, 107n440, 137, 143n69 Bechtel, Elizabeth Hay, 53 –54, 70 Bemporad, Jack, 34, 96n225, 139n14 Ben Ezra Synagogue (Cairo), 115 Ben Zvi, Itzhak, 158n35 Benoit, Pierre, 53, 55, 102n322 Bentwich, Norman, 83–84n15, 84n19 Berg, Fanny K., 86n63 Berger, Meyer, xn1 Biblical Archaeologist, 92n169, 101n316, 105n396, Index • 189
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To Our Readers Articles CONTENTS Ga
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Marc Lee Raphael, ed., The Columbia
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TO OUR READERS… The distinguished
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Scrolls. Saperstein has been a pion
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ARTICLES Optimistic, Even with the
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In the months before his death in N
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that if the Hebrew University purch
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In all of [the] effort to acquire a
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On 30 December The New York Times r
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As is clear from the roster of visi
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document for the second volume of s
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He is reputed to be neither an arch
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“A Commentary on the Book of Haba
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print, or else admit they do not kn
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In 1953 Orlinsky was still suggesti
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Yigael Yadin. Yadin was calling fro
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a session devoted to surveying the
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Christian origins? Do they throw an
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Scrolls, necessarily indicated an i
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Although I agree with his cautions
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when you write that ‘Zeitlin’s
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appeared explicitly. Therefore, sug
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acquisition of a set of negatives o
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There can be little doubt that in t
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Mazar be included on the team, alon
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areas as archaeology, linguistics,
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to publish two articles on the scro
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Left to right: G. Ernest Wright, Ne
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through the heavily padlocked and s
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other than study without an explici
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compiled but, because of financial
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United Nations and the Israeli mili
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egan teaching seminars on it 390 an
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Shanks’s intuition about the gene
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faculty and students. However, Zafr
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“annoying” scholars and various
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Scan of original halftone plate of
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your copy of our publication ‘A P
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Ziony Zevit of the University of Ju
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What the scrolls should provide …
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negatives were in the collection bu
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threatened to sue. Second, they saw
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to inform him of his intentions to
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commented, “could be happy with k
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Archaeology Society, 2007), 7-19. O
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the So Called Dead Sea Scrolls,”
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139 Albright to Orlinsky, 3 Decembe
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173Samuel Sandmel, “Judaism, Jesu
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205Wayne G. Rollins, “Reviewed wo
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Samuel Sandmel, “Parallelomania,
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On the scrolls and later Christiani
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20 June 1972, Sang, Philip D., Near
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He was appointed assistant professo
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424 Ibid. 425 Gottschalk to Harman,
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Dead Sea Scrolls,” he provides a
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569 Singer, “HUC Opens Access to
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How the Dead Sea Scrolls Influenced
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whom preserved ancient and elitist
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extensive discussion of the role of
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scrolls. 14 At the same time that R
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time period, one notes sermons on t
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has come down from ancient times wa
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author to compose a hymn based upon
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meanings to those texts, much the s
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of the Maccabean priesthood in the
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Abraham and Sarah story is signific
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insights into the Jewish interpreta
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