The History of the Biblical Text in the Light of Discoveries in the Judean Desert
@article{Cross1964TheHO, title={The History of the Biblical Text in the Light of Discoveries in the Judean Desert}, author={F. Cross}, journal={Harvard Theological Review}, year={1964}, volume={57}, pages={281-299} }
The publication in January, 1953, of fragments of an unknown recension of the Greek Bible gave the first unambiguous warnings of a revolution to come in the textual criticism of the Hebrew Bible. Earlier the publication of the great Isaiah scroll of Qumrân, Cave I (IQ Isa a ), and later of the second fragmentary roll of Isaiah (IQ Isa b ), created noise and excitement, but none of the major text-critical schools was forced to shift significant ground. Champions of the Hebraica veritas who had… CONTINUE READING
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