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Discovery in the Judean desert / Géza Vermès.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Vermès, Géza, 1924-2013.
Standardized Title:
Manuscrits du désert de Juda. English
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Dead Sea scrolls.
Qumran literature.
Physical Description:
237 pages : plates, map, facsimiles ; 24 cm
Place of Publication:
New York : Desclee Company, 1956.
Contents:
First part : Discovery in the Judean desert. Successive discoveries in the desert of Judah
The dating problem
The Qumran community
The historical background of the Qumran manuscripts
The teacher of righteousness
The search for God
Second part : The texts. The "Habakkuk commentary"
The Manual of Discipline
The Damascus Document
Thanksgiving Hymns
The War of the Sons of Light with the Sons of Darkness
A fragment from an unknown work
Appendix : Two documents from Murabba'at
Supplementary notes. The doctrinal traditions of Qumran in the light of recently published data
The eschatological war and the Kittim of Ashur
Admission into the Army of Light
Sacrificial worship
The angels, the sword of God, and final victory
The teacher in the Hymns' scroll
The expectation of a messianic prophet.
Notes:
"The texts": pages [121]-202.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 223-237).
Contains:
Dead Sea scrolls. Selections. English.
Other Format:
Online version: Vermès, Géza, 1924- Discovery in the Judean desert.
OCLC:
1113998

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