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Dead Sescrolls (Volume 4A) [Hardcover]

James H. Charlesworth (Author)

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Publication Date: April 15 1997 | Series: Dead Sea Scrolls (Book 4)
A reference tool of vital importance, this volume offers state-of-the-art presentations of Dead Sea Scrolls prayers, psalms, and other texts possibly used in the Qumran community worship. Not only does this book shed light onto resources for early Jewish worship, but it presents the full critical text of several non-Masoretic psalms and the Angelic Liturgy, offering deep insights into the liturgical aspects of early Judaism.

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3.0 out of 5 stars disappointed April 18 2006
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If you are a super-scholar who likes to do word puzzles, you mike like trying to piece together some of the many fragments of the pseudo-psalms found in this book. I was very excited to buy it because I thought it would give me greater exposure to ancient Hebrew and Aramaic. But there is not much content. There are a few psalms (e.g. 154 & 155), part of an addition to Sirach and not much more.

I had some money to spend, but I wish I had not spent it on this.

Nevertheless, for the right person, I am sure it would be worth it. After all, it is certainly not the publishers fault that there are not many pseudepigraphic and non-Masoretic Psalms to publish. It would have been nice, though, if they published the actual psalms and texts of the Bible from Qumran so that one could compare them with the Masoretic Text- or at least if they published the Rule of the Community, etc. all in one volume.

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