These Dead Sea Scrolls resources are excellent. I've been waiting for them for a long time. The price is also very good. They will cost you more than double on Amazon. Let's move this into production!
https://www.logos.com/product/30251/princeton-symposium-on-the-dead-sea-scrolls-series
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They will cost you more than double on Amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/Bible-Dead-Sea-Scrolls-set/dp/1932792341
If you don't want Logos search and linking and mouse-over features - or if you want a 100% preview of what you'll get if you order these - someone has made them available here: http://josephprestonkirk.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/the-bible-and-the-dead-sea-scrolls.pdf
I found this when I was looking for reviews of the 3-volume set.
I would think that if someone wanted to read these volumes in depth, the Logos edition would be essential, considering all the references in the text and footnotes.
I had no idea these were on prepub. Thanks. Purchased.
Ok, I'm in.
I downloaded the pdf that Eric mentioned. Charlesworth in the 1st chapter made me mad (sloppy, sloppy). But then the 2nd chapter really got busy with the Zadokite vs Enochian judaism (if indeed such existed; certainly in the NT).
Scannning Amazon was a disaster. Used? Forget it.
So I signed on to the prepub (cheap, but in Logos5 format unfortunately).
And a thank you to Randal: http://community.logos.com/forums/t/34628.aspx
Anxiously waiting for them to go into production.
Bump.
I wrote my M.A.Th. thesis using the printed version from 2006. Alas, the set is not for preachers or casual readers. Nonetheless, the 3 -volume set is excellent for the Second Temple Judaism scholars. [Y][Y][Y]
I'm a fan of these three books. Blogged about it here.
Nicely written blog article. Thanks!
I don't know--the scholars in this edition seem to represent all that is wrong in DSS scholarship imo (though volume two looks more worthwhile)--wish they would put the Oxford Handbook of the Dead Sea Scrolls into production instead and/or as well.
