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Tied to these are the other usages, noted above, relating to 'Righteousness', 'Truth', 'Light' and 'Lightness', 'Dark' and 'Darkness', 'Lying' and the like. <strong>The</strong> 'Way' terminology, again widespread at Qumran and known to early Christianity, is also strong here. All these allusions have their counterparts in their application to the dramatis personae of interest to the Qumran writers and their historiography. <strong>The</strong> text ends with perhaps the most marvellous paean to Light and Dark of any literary work, apart from the Chariots of Glory below and the well known prologue to the Gospel of John.
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Dead Sea Scrolls Uncovered by Rober
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The Dead Sea Scrolls Uncovered The
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Introduction Why should anyone be i
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consignments, then more insistently
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Texts and fragments are translated
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entire corpus of pictures completel
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'Perfection of the Way' and 'zeal f
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as Judgement' throughout, so that t
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Chapter 1 - Messianic and Visionary
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He is to a certain extent a superna
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1991. Since then much discussion ha
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Chapter 3 below. Not only is it use
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[the sl]ai[n of the] Kitti[m] . . .
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Translation Fragment 1 (1) ... the
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Covenant' incumbent on all 'the Rig
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a book of the utmost importance for
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presumably an Angel - possibly even
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Translation Column 2 (9)...sixteen
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Righteous), etc. These themes shoul
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Translation Fragment 1 (1) ... to t
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Chapter 2 - Prophets and Pseudo-Pro
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this document, are also the backbon
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person, where it would appear to be
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Fragment 3 (1)...(2)... the Lord, a
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Translation Fragment 1 (1) and my p
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kingdoms (see also the Vision of th
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Translation (1)... Daniel befo[re..
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God, War Scroll, etc.., whether tak
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Translation Fragment 1 Column 1 (5)
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araméens de Qumran 4', Revue Bibli
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another example of rewriting and de
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analysis of the scheme of this cale
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as yet been revealed. The Damascus
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Put another way, one has irrefutabl
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Column 1 (1) in the 480th [year] of
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this are important, as is the provo
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Translation Column 1 (Fragments 1 a
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Translation Manuscript A Fragment 1
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Preceding this, Lines 2-4, referrin
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effect that a man hung upon a tree
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and (You are) the maker of everythi
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Chapter 7 - Hymns and Mysteries Thi
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'archapostles' who call themselves
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Translation Foundations of Fire Man
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jokingly contends that they receive
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them because of his Piety (here cle
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fiery zeal; (7) (rather) He judged
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2:9. The play on the Sod / Yesod, i
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Eternal Fountain . . . For He has s
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will be glorified over another, and
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as (19) He has opened your ears to
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The two texts on sectarian discipli
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interesting and complements the ref
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Fragment 2 Column 1 (1) and on the
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Fragment 6 (2) . . . be reddish . .
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As Josephus describes them, these r
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49. He Loved His Bodily Emissions (
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Anyone who thought this scenario wa
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supporters in the Temple. Josephus
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e complete and totally original, al
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Translation Column 1 (1) A sacred p
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The Dead Sea Scrolls Texts Note: Th
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Text 45: Brontologion Text 49: He l
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