Revision as of 2010 February
by John Felix
Dead Sea Scrolls
Type: Writing
Alternate Labels
- Scroll, Dead Sea
- DSS
Web Links
- Dead Sea Scrolls | Wikipedia
- The Orion Center for the Study of the Dead Sea Scrolls and Associated Literature
- The Gnostic Society Library: Dead Sea Scrolls Collection
- On-Line Texts Related to Biblical Study: Dead Sea Scrolls
- Scrolls from the Dead Sea: The Ancient Library of Qumran and Modern Scholarship (Library of Congress exhibit)
- The Dead Sea Scrolls @ virtualreligion.net (includes timeline)
- Bible Research: The Hebrew Text of the Old Testament
Key Passages
Reading List
The Dead Sea Scrolls, or DSS, are a collection of parchment/papyrus scrolls and scroll fragments, possibly representing 900 or more different Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek documents of various types, first discovered around Khirbet Qumran, West Bank, within numerous caves from 1947 to 1956.
Introduction
- Qumran site Dead Sea virtual tour | @ 3Disrael.com
- The Dead Sea Scrolls Today
DSS and the Hebrew Scriptures
Logos digital texts and resources
- The Dead Sea Scrolls: Study Edition (Transcriptions) | ancient languages sans morphology, lemmas, etc.
- Qumran Sectarian Manuscripts | ancient languages with morphology, lemmas, etc.
- The Dead Sea Scrolls: Study Edition (Translations) English translations
- Glosses for the Qumran Sectarian Manuscripts | glosses not in Biblical Hebrew or used differently
Archaeology
- Qumran archaeological analysis | @ Wikipedia
- Dead Sea Scrolls | The Archaeological Encyclopedia of the Holy Land
- The Dead Sea Scrolls | The Dead Sea scrolls & modern translations of the Old Testament
Criticism
- Chapter 4: The Dead Sea Scrolls | Old Testament Textual Criticism: A Practical Introduction
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