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==Table of contents==
==Table of contents==
What it's all about -- What are the Dead Sea scrolls? -- "The community of God" -- "The penitents of Israel" -- "The God of knowledge" -- "A slice of clay" -- "The last generation" -- The Teacher of Righteousness in the Qumran texts -- The Teacher of Righteousness in composite portrait -- Possible non-Qumran sources concerning Qumran -- John the Baptist and Qumran -- The early church and Qumran -- The Pauline writings and Qumran -- The epistle to the Hebrews and the Qumran writings -- The Johannine writings and the Qumran discoveries -- The life of Jesus Christ and the Qumran writings -- The teachings of Jesus Christ and the Qumran writings -- The redemptive work of Jesus Christ and the Qumran writings -- Specific points of comparison between Jesus and Qumran -- Summary and conclusions -- Appendix I : the Dead Sea scrolls, the New Testament, and historical method.
 
*What it's all about  
*What are the Dead Sea scrolls?  
*"The community of God"  
*"The penitents of Israel"  
*"The God of knowledge"  
*"A slice of clay"  
*"The last generation"  
*The Teacher of Righteousness in the Qumran texts  
*The Teacher of Righteousness in composite portrait  
*Possible non-Qumran sources concerning Qumran  
*John the Baptist and Qumran  
*The early church and Qumran
*The Pauline writings and Qumran  
*The epistle to the Hebrews and the Qumran writings  
*The Johannine writings and the Qumran discoveries  
*The life of Jesus Christ and the Qumran writings  
*The teachings of Jesus Christ and the Qumran writings  
*The redemptive work of Jesus Christ and the Qumran writings  
*Specific points of comparison between Jesus and Qumran  
*Summary and conclusions  
*Appendix I: the Dead Sea scrolls, the New Testament, and historical method.


==External links==
==External links==

Revision as of 21:08, 5 March 2010

The Dead Sea Scrolls and the New Testament (1972) is a book by William Sanford La Sor.

Abstract

Editions and translations

Published in Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 1972.

Table of contents

  • What it's all about
  • What are the Dead Sea scrolls?
  • "The community of God"
  • "The penitents of Israel"
  • "The God of knowledge"
  • "A slice of clay"
  • "The last generation"
  • The Teacher of Righteousness in the Qumran texts
  • The Teacher of Righteousness in composite portrait
  • Possible non-Qumran sources concerning Qumran
  • John the Baptist and Qumran
  • The early church and Qumran
  • The Pauline writings and Qumran
  • The epistle to the Hebrews and the Qumran writings
  • The Johannine writings and the Qumran discoveries
  • The life of Jesus Christ and the Qumran writings
  • The teachings of Jesus Christ and the Qumran writings
  • The redemptive work of Jesus Christ and the Qumran writings
  • Specific points of comparison between Jesus and Qumran
  • Summary and conclusions
  • Appendix I: the Dead Sea scrolls, the New Testament, and historical method.

External links

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