Aantekeningen bij de Bijbel
Vragen, overdenkingen en achtergronden over de Bijbel,
welke resulteren in allerlei aantekeningen.
welke resulteren in allerlei aantekeningen.
Blog , Old Testament Story, Jin Yang Kim, February 27, 2008, 4Q246: 4QAramaic Apocalypse
Blog , Old Testament Story, Jin Yang Kim, February 22, 2008, F. M. Cross
C.M.M. Brady , Targum Lamentations' Reading of the Book of Lamentations, , 
James H. Charlesworth , The Bible and the Dead Sea Scrolls, , , [2006], [2006], Johanna Helena Wilhelmina Dorman , The blemished body: deformity and disability in the Qumran scrolls, , Het proefschrift beschrijft waar en op welke wijze in de Dode-Zeerollen wordt gesproken over lichamelijke onvolmaaktheid. Daarnaast worden de gevolgen van lichamelijke onvolmaaktheid voor de sociale en religieuze participatie onderzocht. Uit het proefschrift blijkt dat alle onderzochte documenten eensgezind zijn in het uitsluiten van lichamelijk gehandicapte mensen. Interessant is echter, dat de situaties waarvan deze mensen worden uitgesloten verschillen en dat de regels voor uitsluiting op verschillende groepen van toepassing zijn. Zo zijn er regels die alleen gelden voor gehandicapte priesters en niet voor leken, en andersom. E Dr. A.H. Edelkoort , De handschriften van de Dode Zee, , [], , 
J.P. van de Giessen , Blog Aantekeningen bij de Bijbel, August 25, 2010, Qumran
John F. Hobbins , Ancient Hebrew Poetry, July 10, 2007, John F. Hobbins , Ancient Hebrew Poetry, March 10, 2008, An Example of Qumran Verse: 1QHodayot-a X:20-30 Fred P. Miller , Qumran Great Isaiah Scroll, , Ernest A Muro, Jr. , Dead Sea Scrolls, , Fragments of Enoch from Qumran Cave 7.
Ernest A Muro, Jr. , Dead Sea Scrolls, , A Defense of the 7QEnoch Identification, contra Carsten Thiede, et al.
Ernest A Muro, Jr. , Dead Sea Scrolls, , 7Q5: "Disloqué à Droite", Key to the Controversy.
Arthur E. Palumbo , The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Personages of Earliest Christianity, , [2004], [2004], J. van der Ploeg , Vondsten in de woestijn van Juda, de rollen der Dode Zee, , [1956], , Mladen Popovi'c , Reading the human body : physiognomics and astrology in the Dead Sea Scrolls and Hellenistic-Early Roman period Judaism, , This study deals with two manuscripts from the Dead Sea Scrolls whose contents are physiognomic and physiognomic-astrological. These manuscripts contain material that was unknown to have existed in this form in Hellenistic-Early Roman period Judaism (ca. third century CE-first century ?CE) before the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls near Qumran 1. The to manuscripts are fragmentary, the style of both texts is succinct, and some of the terminology is enigmatic. Despite these difficulties, the manuscripts
contain enough to understand some of the arcane things these texts reveal to their intended reader.
The two texts considered here are the Hebrew manuscript 4Q186 (hereafter named 4QZodiacal Physiognomy) and the Aramaic manuscript 4Q561 (hereafter named 4QPhysiognomy ar).2 The intention of this study is the reconstruction and understanding of what remains of these texts; what sort
of texts they represent, what their sense is, and which functions they may have had and in what contexts. The approach is comparative, understanding these two texts in relation to other physiognomic and strological writings, mainly from Babylonian and Greco-Roman traditions. The ancient Jewish manuscripts from Qumran share certain features with texts from these other
traditions, but, not surprisingly, they also exhibit some peculiar and distinct features of their own. H.H. Rowley , Jewish Apocalyptic and the Dead Sea Scrolls., , [1957] Daniel Stökl ben Ezra , Old Caves and Young Caves: Two Qumran Collections?, [2007], David L. Washburn , A Catalog of Biblical Passages in the Dead Sea Scrolls, , [2003], [2003], Tyler F. Williams , Codex @Biblical-Studies.ca, , Proposed Reconstruction of 1Q12 (1QPs-c)
Tyler F. Williams , Codex @Biblical-Studies.ca, , A Proposed Reconstruction of 1Q12 (1QPsc)
Tyler F. Williams , Codex @Biblical-Studies.ca, 18th November 2006, A Step-by-Step Reconstruction of the New Leviticus Fragments (Best of Codex) Michael Wise , SAOC 49. A Critical Study of the Temple Scroll from Qumran, [1990], 