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    Qumran Sectarian Manuscripts CD

    From: Logos Research Systems, Inc.
    Category: Software

    Buy New: $68.60



    New (3) from $68.60

    Sales Rank: 20861

    Format: Cd
    Media: CD-ROM
    Operating System: Windows XP Professional Edition

    UPC: 749815170897
    EAN: 0749815170897
    ASIN: B0002DP5DM

    Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

    Features:
      • The non-biblical scrolls of the Dead Sea Scrolls
      • Get a feel for Jewish life in the Second Temple Period
      • Integrates with all Logos Bible Software Series X resources

    Editorial Reviews:

    Product Description
    You'd have to be living in a cave for the last 50 years not to have heard of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Which is exactly what the scrolls were doing for nearly 2000 years until they were discovered in the Judean desert near Khirbet Qumran. The Dead Sea Scrolls are a collection of primarily religious documents written in Hebrew, Aramaic, and some Greek. They represent some of the most significant sources for understanding Judaism in the Second Temple Period, the era that also produced the New Testament. The Scrolls are cited in many, if not most, modern Bible commentaries. -The Dead Sea Scrolls are divided into two collections. The first collection is the biblical scrolls - pieces of books found in the Hebrew Bible. The second collection is called 'sectarian manuscripts', which is all of the non-biblical scrolls. This includes commentaries on scripture, common books that would have been considered canonical by the Qumran community, even though they aren't in the Hebrew canon today (such as the Book of Enoch), and religious documents that were specific to the Qumran sect, and probably weren't used elsewhere (such as the Rule of the Community). - Dr. Martin Abegg's database for the Qumran Sectarian Manuscripts provides nearly all of this second collection of texts (six hundred sixty seven manuscripts) in the original Hebrew and Aramaic.

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