What's new(s) about the Dead Sea Scrolls?

Focuses on the significance of the Dead Sea scrolls in the new understanding of Christian origins and the formation of the Judaic canon. Concept of new and news; Discovery of the Dead Sea scrolls; Conventional understandings of both Judaism and Christianity; Controversy surrounding the nonpublicati...

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Published in:Cross Currents Vol. 44; no. 4; pp. 463 - 476
Main Author: Harrington, Daniel J.
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Published: University of North Carolina Press Winter94/95
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