Transcription of The Dead Sea Scrolls - Ultimate Bible Reference Library
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The Dead Sea ScrollsThe Ancient Library of Qumran and Modern ScholarshipThis work comes from the United States Library of CongressThis work is in the Public Domain. Copy Freely Table of Contentsl About this Exhibit l Introduction m The World of the Scrolls m The Dead Sea Region m Scrolls n The Psalms scroll m Artifacts from the Qumran Site n scroll Jar - Textiles - Leather scroll Fastenings m Related Library of Congress Materials l The Qumran Community m The Late Second Temple Period m The Qumran Community m Scrolls n The Phylactery scroll - The Community Rule scroll - The Calendrical Document scroll - The Torah Precepts scroll m Artifacts from the Qumran Site n Phylacteries - Wood - Pottery - Basketry & Cordage - Leather - Stone - Coins m Related Library of Congress Materials l The Qumran Library m The Qumran Library m Scrolls n The Enoch scroll - The
the skin. The scroll contains twenty-eight incomplete columns of text, six of which are displayed here (cols. 14-19). Each of the preserved columns contains fourteen to seventeen lines; it is clear that six to seven lines are lacking at the bottom of each column.
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