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The Dead Sea Scrolls Uncovered The
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Hyrcanus, and appears to have been
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Translation Manuscript A Fragment 1
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Fragment 4 (1) . . . a Jewish man .
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actually give this special sign a n
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Translation Column 1 (10) . . . its
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(10) And regarding the jubilee of G
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Chapter 5 - Testaments and Admoniti
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Ways of Righteousness you will aba[
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to Levi as the 'father' of the spea
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Tied to these are the other usages,
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his sons after him, for all the gen
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these documents, and the text annou
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has come, and the earth will be ful
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The Hebrew allusion 'sons of Dawn'
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oundaries . . . 33. The Sons Of Rig
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speaks into any ear that doesn't li
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In the process our text perhaps lay
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precious gem . . . (4) they resembl
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Previous Discussions: J. T. Milik,
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important for deciphering the secta
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Gen. 15:6's words, 'counted for him
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This is to be contrasted sharply wi
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Translation Part 1: Calendrical Exp
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'outside Jerusalem.'] (It refers to
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Probably reinforcing the impression
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them (27) feared [the L]aw was save
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appear that this requires their lea
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other impure persons, twelve cubits
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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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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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The Dead Sea Scrolls Texts Note: Th
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