Dissecting the Qumran-Essene Hypothesis

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Journal Article
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Ullmann-Margalit, Edna
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2008
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Dissecting the Qumran-Essene Hypothesis

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Biblical Archaeology Review
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34
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2
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63-67, 85
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The Dead Sea Scroll research is a stormy and dramatic field, an uncommon mix of great scholarship and crackpot ideas, of collusion and scandal, of passion and intrigue. Here, Ullmann-Margalit traces the origins of Judeo-Christian civilization--the point of contact between Judaism and Christianity, which is itself a fulcrum of intense interest. According to her, to this day many puzzles surrounding the scrolls remain unsolved and fiercely contested, specifically on dissecting how are the scrolls related to Qumran--the site near the caves where the scrolls were found.

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24/03/2008
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14 972