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• catalog contributor b3223080.
• catalog created "[c1962]".
• catalog date "1962".
• catalog date "[c1962]".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "[c1962]".
• catalog description "Chapter Thirteen: Other points in Qumran eschatology -- The teacher of righteousness -- The teacher of righteousness and Jesus -- Was the teacher of righteousness an individual? -- Other personalities -- The end of the age -- Chapter fourteen: Were the Qumran sectarian Essenes? -- What do we know about the Essenes? -- Admission to the sect -- Religious life of the Essenes -- Essene doctrine -- Pythagorean elements -- Conclusions -- Chapter Fifteen: Other possible identifications -- The Pharisees -- The Sadducees -- Other Jewish sects -- John the Baptist groups -- Chapter Sixteen: The relation of Christianity to Qumran -- Qumran and the Jerusalem church -- Qumran and the Johannine literature -- Qumran and the Pauline writings -- Qumran and other Christian writings -- Qumran and revealed truth -- Conclusion.".
• catalog description "Chapter one: What are the Dead Sea scrolls? -- The name -- The discovery -- Publication -- Translations -- Excavations -- Where is the cave? -- Chapter two: Other caves and other finds -- What other caves were discovered? -- The "monastery" -- The cemetery -- Pottery -- Cloth wrappings -- The copper scrolls -- Coins -- 'Ain Feshkha -- Chapter three: Manuscripts and fragments -- Manuscripts -- Fragments -- Biblical texts -- Deuterocanonical writings -- New Testament -- Apocryphal writings -- Commentaries -- Sectarian writings -- Other materials -- Chapter four: The date of the Qumran materials -- Date of abandonment of community -- When were the scrolls produces? -- Determining the age of a manuscript -- Chapter five: The Qumran community -- Biblical materials -- Non-biblical materials -- Names used -- Organization of the community -- Part of a larger movement? -- Terms of admission -- Chapter Six: Practices of the Qumran community -- Water purification -- ".
• catalog description "The renewing of the covenant -- The study of Torah -- Communal life -- "The purity" -- Chapter seven: The God of Qumran -- The knowledge of God -- The nature of God -- Dualism -- Qumran dualism -- Is this Zoroastrian dualism? -- Superhuman spirits -- Chapter Eight: Man and his salvation in Qumran -- The problem -- Free will -- Determinism -- Election -- Perseverance -- Chapter nine: the Law -- The Law in Qumran -- The wall and the well -- The pedagogical aspect -- The proscriptive aspect -- Sacrifices -- The Sabbath -- Chapter ten: The Qumran calendar -- The pentecontad calendar -- Calendar reforms -- The Qumran calendar -- Chapter eleven: What of Qumran Gnosticism? -- What is Gnosticism? -- The source of knowledge in Qumran doctrine -- The purpose of knowledge -- Significance -- Chapter Twelve: The Messianic idea in Qumran -- One, two, or three Messiahs? -- "Messiah" or "anointed" -- The evidence of 1Q28a -- Other passages -- Conclusion -- ".
• catalog extent "251 p.".
• catalog issued "1962".
• catalog issued "[c1962]".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Chicago, Moody Press".
• catalog subject "221.4".
• catalog subject "BM487 .L36 1962".
• catalog subject "Dead Sea scrolls.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Chapter Thirteen: Other points in Qumran eschatology -- The teacher of righteousness -- The teacher of righteousness and Jesus -- Was the teacher of righteousness an individual? -- Other personalities -- The end of the age -- Chapter fourteen: Were the Qumran sectarian Essenes? -- What do we know about the Essenes? -- Admission to the sect -- Religious life of the Essenes -- Essene doctrine -- Pythagorean elements -- Conclusions -- Chapter Fifteen: Other possible identifications -- The Pharisees -- The Sadducees -- Other Jewish sects -- John the Baptist groups -- Chapter Sixteen: The relation of Christianity to Qumran -- Qumran and the Jerusalem church -- Qumran and the Johannine literature -- Qumran and the Pauline writings -- Qumran and other Christian writings -- Qumran and revealed truth -- Conclusion.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Chapter one: What are the Dead Sea scrolls? -- The name -- The discovery -- Publication -- Translations -- Excavations -- Where is the cave? -- Chapter two: Other caves and other finds -- What other caves were discovered? -- The "monastery" -- The cemetery -- Pottery -- Cloth wrappings -- The copper scrolls -- Coins -- 'Ain Feshkha -- Chapter three: Manuscripts and fragments -- Manuscripts -- Fragments -- Biblical texts -- Deuterocanonical writings -- New Testament -- Apocryphal writings -- Commentaries -- Sectarian writings -- Other materials -- Chapter four: The date of the Qumran materials -- Date of abandonment of community -- When were the scrolls produces? -- Determining the age of a manuscript -- Chapter five: The Qumran community -- Biblical materials -- Non-biblical materials -- Names used -- Organization of the community -- Part of a larger movement? -- Terms of admission -- Chapter Six: Practices of the Qumran community -- Water purification -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "The renewing of the covenant -- The study of Torah -- Communal life -- "The purity" -- Chapter seven: The God of Qumran -- The knowledge of God -- The nature of God -- Dualism -- Qumran dualism -- Is this Zoroastrian dualism? -- Superhuman spirits -- Chapter Eight: Man and his salvation in Qumran -- The problem -- Free will -- Determinism -- Election -- Perseverance -- Chapter nine: the Law -- The Law in Qumran -- The wall and the well -- The pedagogical aspect -- The proscriptive aspect -- Sacrifices -- The Sabbath -- Chapter ten: The Qumran calendar -- The pentecontad calendar -- Calendar reforms -- The Qumran calendar -- Chapter eleven: What of Qumran Gnosticism? -- What is Gnosticism? -- The source of knowledge in Qumran doctrine -- The purpose of knowledge -- Significance -- Chapter Twelve: The Messianic idea in Qumran -- One, two, or three Messiahs? -- "Messiah" or "anointed" -- The evidence of 1Q28a -- Other passages -- Conclusion -- ".
• catalog title "The Dead Sea scrolls and the Christian faith.".
• catalog type "text".