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THE DEAD SEA SECT IN RELATION TO ANCIENT JUDAISM

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Religion, Theology, History, Judaism, Christianity Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies

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I think I should begin with an apology for my temerity in accepting your invitation to discuss the Dead Sea material as a whole. Such a discussion is certainly premature while the greater part of the material is still unpublished, and while certain basic studies of the documents have yet to be made, or, at least, made public. The question of the palaeographic dating of the manuscripts, for instance, which could have great consequences for the reconstruction of the history of the sect, must remain sub judice until we have the material fully before us.

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1952The Discipline in the So-Called Dead Sea Manual of Discipline

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