Qumranic Studies

Martone, Corrado. "All the Bibles We Need: The Impact of the Qumran Evidence on Biblical ‎Lower Criticism." In: George J. Brooke, Daniel K. Falk, Eibert J.C. Tigchelaar and Molly M. Zahn ‎‎(eds.) The Scrolls and Biblical Traditions. Proceedings of the Seventh Meeting of the IOQS in ‎Helsinki (STDJ 103; Leiden - Boston: Brill, 2012), pp. 47-64‎

by Corrado Martone

The Library from Qumran and the Essenes (Spanish)

by Carlos Segovia

in: Historia National Geographic 88 (2011) 40-48.

2012 4Q541, Fragment 24 Reconsidered

by Edward Cook

From "Puzzling Out the Past: Studies in Northwest Semitic Languages and Literatures in Honor of Bruce Zuckerman" (ed. Marilyn Lundberg, Steven Fine, and Wayne Pitard; Brill 2012).

"The Use of Greek at Qumran: Manuscript and Epigraphic Evidence for a Marginalized Language"

by Matthew Richey

Dead Sea Discoveries 19.2 (2012)    [Forthcoming]

Treatments of language use at Qumran have tended to marginalize the evidence for Greek language use among the... more Treatments of language use at Qumran have tended to marginalize the evidence for Greek language use among the Covenanters, on the basis of the observation that far more of the surviving texts are written in Hebrew or Aramaic. This paper examines the meager evidence for Greek use at the site – including the sole Greek documentary text, 4Q350, recently published epigraphic evidence, and the enigmatic Greek letters of the Copper Scroll (3Q15) – in an attempt to recognize the importance of Greek for everyday intramural business and for maintaining economic contact with exterior communities. Manuscript and epigraphic survivals demonstrate that the Covenanters’ use of Greek can be characterized as primarily occurring in the context of day-to-day economic transactions, business, and trade. The evidence suggests that, like the Bar Kokhba rebels, the Covenanters attempted to “purify” their discourse and way of life, but economic realities nevertheless encouraged periodic communication in the Greek language.

Keywords: Palestinian Greek, 4Q350, Qumran epigraphy, Copper Scroll, ancient sociolinguistics

"Zadokite Interpolators at Work. A Note on CD III,21-IV,4." In Textual Criticism and Dead Sea Scrolls Studies in Honour of Julio Trebolle Barrera. Florilegium Complutense. Edited by Andrés Piquer Otero - Pablo A. Torijano Morales (Brill: Leiden 2012) 235-240

by Corrado Martone

The Early History of Qumran's Messianic Expectations

by Geza Xeravits

Introduction to the volume "Dualism in Qumran" (2010)

by Geza Xeravits

From the Forefathers to the "Angry Lion". Qumran and the Hasmonaeans

by Geza Xeravits

Do the Hodayot Psalms display a consistent theology?

by Aleksandra Kleczar

The Qumran Chronicle, vo. 11, No. 1/4, September 2003 (ISSN 0867-8715), p.79-90

The paper analyses the common features of theology of the Qumranic collection of Psalms. The paper analyses the common features of theology of the Qumranic collection of Psalms.

Pinhas und Anti-Pinhas? Priestertum und Gewalt im 1Makk und 1QM. In: Berlejung, Angelika; Heckl, Raik (Hg.): Ex oriente Lux. Studien zur Theologie des Alten Testaments (Festschrift für Rüdiger Lux zum 65. Geburtstag), ABG 39, Leipzig 2012, 199-224.

by Tobias Funke

God(s), Angels and Demons in the Dead Sea Scrolls

by Hanne von Weissenberg

Forthcoming in the T&T Clark Companion to the Dead Sea Scrolls. Edited by George J. Brooke and Charlotte Hempel. T&T Clark.

4QMMT

by Hanne von Weissenberg

Forthcoming in the T&T Clark Companion to the Dead Sea Scrolls. Edited by George J. Brooke and Charlotte Hempel. T&T Clark.

Martone, Corrado. "Osservazioni sulla formazione del testo biblico e la testimonianza di Qumran e delle antiche versioni." In 'Tanti affetti in tal momento': Studi in onore di Giovanna Garbarino, ed. Andrea Balbo, Federica Bessone and Ermanno Malaspina, 589-592. Alessandria: Edizioni dell’Orso, 2011.

by Corrado Martone

Entry “Research Tools”, Encyclopedia of the Dead Sea Scrolls, New York, Oxford University Press, I, 2000, pp. 760-64;

by Corrado Martone

Entry “Publication”, Encyclopedia of the Dead Sea Scrolls, New York, Oxford University Press, I, 2000, pp. 721-23

by Corrado Martone

The Songs of the Sabbath Sacrifice and Biblical Priestly Literature

by Noam Mizrahi

Published in HTR 104.1 (2011) 33-58

Review of FS Qimron (in Hebrew)

by Noam Mizrahi

Published in Shnaton 20 (2010) 283-300

The Language of the Songs of the Sabbath Sacrifice Compared to Hekhalot Literature (in Hebrew)

by Noam Mizrahi

Published in Meghillot 7 (2009) 263-298

David's Compositions in 11QPs-a and the Semantics of נצח (in Hebrew)

by Noam Mizrahi

Published in Language 11-12 (2009) 199-212

David's Compositions in 11QPs-a 27.2-11 (in Hebrew)

by Noam Mizrahi

Published in Meghillot 5-6 (2008) 167-196