Does anyone know of a good resource that would give the contents of the Dead Sea Scroll fragment in canonical order ... something like the Dead Sea Scrolls Bible TOC with missing sections noted.
I'm probably misunderstanding, but doesn't the Logos DSS Biblical index volume do that?
MJ have you read this?
Yes but it is very tedious to discover what is missing ... but very easy to find what is present. Unfortunately, I need to know what is missing.
It may but its not a resource I own ... does it show me what is missing or would I have to calculate it out?
Due to the overlapping fragments, it's hard to say 'missing' (meaning from which mss). Here's a screen shot.
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It seems that some of the hyperlinks on that page are broken.
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For a long time now.
MJ have you read this? It seems that some of the hyperlinks on that page are broken.
Thanks Denise - that's at least doable although not ideal.
Are you looking for something like this?
Scanlin, Harold P. The Dead Sea Scrolls & Modern Translations of the Old Testament. Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House Publishers, 1993.
has several useful aids if I understand what you are seeking; let me know if you want to see another, more specific example:
Yes, that's it ... I'll head to a library. Thanks.
It's in Logos if you want it there...
It's in The Dead Sea Scrolls & Modern Translations of the Old Testament, which you know already. Harold P. Scanlin
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Part Two, Chart of Biblical Manuscripts
I have that in my library. MJ must have it in her's.
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