Religion in the Dead Sea Scrolls by Bockmuehl, M

The Dead Sea Scrolls Bible by King, N

Introduction: Dead Sea Scrolls research in Oxford by Bockmuehl, M

A preparatory study of nomenclature and text designation in the Dead Sea Scrolls by Najman, H, Tigchelaar, E

“…This article considers the history of nomenclature for the Dead Sea Scrolls, as reflected in the names given to manuscripts in the official editions in the Discoveries in the Judaean Desert Series (some attention is given to the nomenclature in more recent editorial projects). …”

Emanuel: Studies in Hebrew bible, septuagint and dead sea scrolls in honor of Emanuel Tov by Salvesen, A

Historical perspectives: From the Hasmoneans to Bar-Kokhba in light of the Dead-Sea-Scrolls. Proceedings of the fourth international symposium of the Orion-Centre, 27-31 January 1999 by Gillingham, S

Ethical reading: the transformation of the text and the self by Najman, H

“…This article calls for an integration of the study of the Bible into the Humanities, taking into account the extensive knowledge we now possess of the traditions of the Hebrew Bible and deuterocanonical traditions in the light of the discoveries from the Cairo Geniza and the Dead Sea Scrolls. Instead of studying the Bible cut off from the Humanities and the critical engagement with Classics and medieval philology, the goal is to bring the study of the Bible back into the centre along with classical and modern writers. …”

Creatio ex nihilo in Palestinian Judaism and early Christianity by Bockmuehl, M

“…After highlighting certain interpretative features in the ancient versions of Genesis 1, this study explores the reception of such ideas in texts like the Dead Sea Scrolls and early rabbinic literature. It is clear that the typically cited proof texts from biblical or deutero-canonical books indeed do not yield clear confirmation of the doctrine they have sometimes been said to prove. …”