Before the publication of all the scrolls, the language of the scrolls
was classified as Late Biblical Hebrew, largely based on the Isaiah scroll.
More recently the terminology Qumran Hebrew has become current. Can anyone
on the list refer me to recent bibliography on the relationship
Before the publication of all the scrolls, the language of the scrolls
was classified as Late Biblical Hebrew, largely based on the Isaiah scroll.
More recently the terminology Qumran Hebrew has become current. Can anyone
on the list refer me to recent bibliography on the relationship
Before the publication of all the scrolls, the language of the scrolls
was classified as Late Biblical Hebrew, largely based on the Isaiah scroll.
More recently the terminology Qumran Hebrew has become current. Can anyone
on the list refer me to recent bibliography on the relationship
George,
You apparently missed my response to your thesis (see below).
David Suter
Saint Martin's College
The Rechabites as a priesthood seems unlikely. They are more likely
smiths (the meaning of the name Cain), with their customs to be
explained by the demands of their trade rather than a
