The House of the Lord: A Study of the Temple Scroll Columns 29:3b-47:18 (Publications of the Finnish Exegetical Society)

Magnus Riska

ISBN 10: 9519217487 / ISBN 13: 9789519217482

Published by Helsinki : The Finnish Exegetical Society, 2008

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ii, 197 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm. In his doctoral dissertation, iThe Temple Scroll and the Biblical Text Traditions/i, Magnus Riska analysed the text of Columns 2 13:9. Through this second study of 11QT, which covers Columns 29:3b 47:18, the so-called Temple Source is now analysed in its entirety. One of the main results of this analysis is the quantity of the different categories: in comparison with the dissertation, which showed that the analysed material represented a higher amount of Biblical Paraphrase and Rewritten Bible than Individual Composition, the present study reveals that the second section on the contrary contains a significantly higher amount of Individual Composition than any of the other categories.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The House of the Lord: A Study of the Temple Scroll Columns 29:3b-47:18 (Publications of the Finnish Exegetical Society)
• Publisher: Helsinki : The Finnish Exegetical Society
• Publication Date: 2008
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 9519217487
• ISBN 13: 9789519217482
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New
• Seller catalogs:
  • Archaeology
  • Christianity

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Synopsis

In his doctoral dissertation, The Temple Scroll and the Biblical Text Traditions, Magnus Riska analysed the text of Columns 2–13:9. Through this second study of 11QT, which covers Columns 29:3b–47:18, the so-called “Temple Source” is now analysed in its entirety. One of the main results of this analysis is the quantity of the different categories: in comparison with the dissertation, which showed that the analysed material represented a higher amount of Biblical Paraphrase and Rewritten Bible than Individual Composition, the present study reveals that the second section on the contrary contains a significantly higher amount of Individual Composition than any of the other categories.