That`s No Gospel, It`s Enoch! Identification of Dead Sea Scrolls Challenged

Full title
That`s No Gospel, It`s Enoch! Identification of Dead Sea Scrolls Challenged
Research notes

Reader Checked|11/02/2013 SE

Reference type
Journal Article
Author(s)
Flint, Peter W.
Year
2003
Journal / Book Title || Series Title
Bible Review
Volume
19
Number of volumes
0
Issue / Series Volume
2
Pages
37-40, 52
Related keywords
7Q3 / 7QpapBiblical Text? gr
7Q4 / 7QpapBiblical Text? gr / 7QpapEn? gr
7Q3 / 7QpapBiblical Text? gr
pap Unclassified Fragments gr / Enoch (Book of)? gr / 7QpapEn? gr / 7Q8
pap Unclassified Fragments gr / Enoch (Book of)? gr / 7QpapEn? gr / 7Q11
pap Unclassified Fragments gr / Enoch (Book of)? gr / 7QpapEn? gr / 7Q12
pap Unclassified Fragments gr / Enoch (Book of)? gr / 7QpapEn? gr / 7Q13
pap Unclassified Fragments gr / Enoch (Book of)? gr / 7QpapEn? gr / 7Q14
1 Enoch / Ethiopic Enoch
Mark
Label
30/08/2004
URL
http://search.proquest.com/docview/214709921/13C2E28ADAF4EE9BA95/6?accountid=14…
Abstract

Flint discusses nine fragments found among the Dead Sea Scrolls which were thought to be from the New Testament, but are now thought to be from the First Book of Enoch. Research suggests that 6 of the fragments preserve text from 1 Enoch.