[Megillot] wicked Yannai: more evidence

2005-04-15 Thread Stephen Goranson
This message gives more evidence that Alexander Jannai, King Jonathan, was the Qumran wicked priest, during a time of great sectarian strife. (The 12 and 14 April messages gave some of the other evidence; and there's still more than will fit in this one, e.g. on 4QpIsaiah timing, as well as

[Megillot] Temple scroll class

2005-04-15 Thread Stephen Goranson
Thanks for the many useful notes, Jim Davila, at http://paleojudaica.blogspot.com and at http://qumranica.blogspot.com If I may make two points about the Temple Scroll class note at the latter: 1) Joseph M. Baumgarten *does not* (in many recent publications, bibliography on request) and *did

Re: [Megillot] Temple scroll class

2005-04-15 Thread Ian Werrett
Dear Stephen, Your observations about Baumgarten are correct! Baumgarten does not assume Sadducean origins for the Qumran mss. In point of fact, he has, throughout his long career, presented many papers where he considers the similarities between the Essenes and the Qumran mss. As for your

Re: SV: [Megillot] Allegro on the Copper Scroll

2005-04-15 Thread Dave Washburn
Most informative. I have some homework to do :-) Thanks, both to you and to Dr. Hogenhaven. On Thursday 14 April 2005 01:43, Søren Holst wrote: Dave, I took the liberty of forwarding your mail to my friend and colleague dr. J. Høgenhaven, who is the one I usually turn to with paleographic